Every Film Can Be Fun, Even If

Unless You're Jack Lemmon Or Cary Grant, There Are Few Guys Who Can Do Comedy And Drama.

Wanting To Work Is A Luxury; Having To Work Is Not.

There's Tons Of Waste On Every Film. It Really Doesn't Matter The Budget, As Long As It Hits A Bull's-eye.

From 1980 To 1990, I Shot More Films Than Any Other Actor In The Screen Actors Guild, Apart From Gene Hackman.

I Don't Believe In Having To Show Anybody Anything. I Just Do My Work. You Know, Making A Living As An Actor Is Such A Rarity On Earth. It's Like Making A Living As A Painter. So I Look At Different Opportunities In The Same Way As Jack Nicholson, Who Said Once, "keep Popping Up In Different Holes. That's What You Want To Do: Just Keep Popping Up In Different Holes." That Made A Lot Of Sense To Me.