I Had No Expectation Of The Level

I Just Don't Think Of Age And Time In Respect Of Years. I Have Too Much Experience Of People In Their Seventies Who Are Vigorous And Useful And People Who Are Thirty-five Who Are In Lousy Physical Shape And Can't Think Straight. I Don't Think Age Has That Much To Do With It.

I Don't Think I've Mastered Anything. I'm Still Wrestling With The Same Frustrations, The Same Issues, The Same Problems As I Always Did. That's What Life Is Like.

I Have The Ordinary Experience Of Having The Blender Bottom Come Off In My Room Upstairs. I Have The Ordinary Experience Of Being Anonymous When I'm In An Airplane Talking To Air-traffic Control, And They Don't Know Who They're Talking To. I Have A Lot Of Common Experiences. What's Important Is To Be Able To See Yourself, As Having Commonality With Other People And Not Determine, Because Of Your Good Luck, That Everybody Is Less Significant, Less Interesting, Less Important Than You Are.

The Trick Of This Thing And The Beauty Of This Thing Is That It's A Cowboy Movie First And Then Stuff Happens. Even After Stuff Happens It Doesn't Change - It Hasn't Suddenly Changed Into Another Kind Of Movie. It's Still A Cowboy Movie. And That's What's Incredible About It Because Nobody Has Done That Before, That's New Territory.

[on Being An Actor] .nothing More Than A Worker In A Service Occupation . It's Like Being A Waiter Or A Gas Station Attendant, But I'm Waiting On 6 Million People In A Week If I'm Lucky.