Everything I Do Has A Moral To

I've Been To A Number Of Places And Seen For Myself The Caliber Of People Who Are In The Navy Today - In All The Services For That Matter. This Is An Altogether Different Bunch. These People Of Today Are Really Bright, Young, Good People.

I Think You Have To Keep Going. Otherwise, You Know These Fellas That Say, "boy I Can't Wait To Retire. Boy, I'm Going To Be 65 Years Old, And I'm Retiring And I'm Quitting And That's It." Well, Two Weeks Later They're Saying To Themselves, "what The Hell Am I Gonna Do?" And First Thing You Know They Find Themselves In A Wheelchair Or In A Rocking Chair Going Back And Forth, Back And Forth, And That's The End Of It. And Suddenly You're Dead.

Three Quarters Of Producers Don't Even Know Who I Am. The Other Quarter Think I Am Dead.

I'm Still Watching All Those Old-timers Really Going Along, And I'm Enjoying It So Much, Not Just Looking At The Pictures, But Looking At The Acting. Paul Muni. Beautiful Character. Edward G. Robinson. Jimmy Cagney. All Those Old Boys. You Don't Find Those Characters Anymore.

We've All Got A Lot Of Catching Up To Do. I'm Still Learning How To Act, For God's Sake. When I See These Old-timers On The Turner Classic Movies, I Still Get Ideas, You Know. That's Where You Really Learn Acting. If You Really See Some Of These Old Boys Working It And You Say To Yourself, "my God, If I Could Really Do That That Would Be Wonderful."