I Spend Most Of My Time Thinking

The Actor's Role In The Community Is Quite Unlike Anyone Else's. Businessmen, For Example, Don't Take Their Clothes Off Or Cry In Front Of Strangers In The Course Of Their Work. Actors Do.

I Was Clever Enough To Know That John Donne Was Offering Something That Was Awfully Enjoyable. I Just Wasn't Clever Enough To Actually Enjoy It.

I Started Writing Plays In Around 1967, And At A Certain Point, I Thought, 'i'm Writing Plays, I Should Learn About Acting And What It Is.' So I Went To The Hb Studio In New York, And I Was There For About Nine Months.

The Life Of An Actor Can Be Very Enviable.

Sleep: A Poor Substitute For Caffeine!