As An Actor There's No Autonomy, Unless

I Think That Most Actors, And They're A Very Strange Lot Actors, Very Strange People, But I Think That They Attempt To Keep In Touch With The Child.

There Was One Titanic Guiding Light On The Film Set, And I Was In The Presence Of A True Mahatma, In The Deepest And Most Profound Sense Of The Word.

I Do Remember, As A Child, That I Always Imagined, When I Was Maybe 6 Or 7, My Fantasy Was That Everywhere I Went I Was Being Followed By An Invisible Film Crew.

I Told Myself That I Would Not Go Back To The Camps As An Actor Ever Again, That I Was Very Frightened Of Wearing A Yellow Star. It Was Fear, It Was Cowardice, I Was.

You Don't Go To A Town To Present The Play And Have Applause At The End Of It, But That's Benign Conquest. It's A Glorious Way Of Exploring Other Landscapes And Other Cultures In A Very Life-affirming Way.