I Keep Looking For Things I Haven't

One Of The Things That Gives Me A Lot Of Pleasure About Both The Solo Show And The Book Is That It Tells People About My Dad. He Really Was An Important Man. He Was A Kind Of Pioneer Of Regional Theater. He Was The First American Producer To Ever Produce All Of Shakespeare Plays.

In Animation, There's This Exhilarating Moment Of Discovery When You See The Film And You Say, Oh That's What I Was Doing.

Everybody's A Dreamer.

I Can't Get Used To The Fact That I'm 68 Years Old. I Still Feel Like A Youngster. I Am Playing A Part Even Older Than 68 - 71 Years Old. It's Kind Of Startling To See Myself In A Movie And Realize, "yup. That's Exactly What I Look Like."

It's Very Interesting, I Had An Extremely Intense Experience With My Dad In 2002, When He Was An Old Man And Very Ill And I Was Taking Care Of Him And My Mother, And He Was Extremely Depressed, Virtually Lost The Will To Live, And I Realized My Main Job Was Cheering Him Up To Save His Life.