I Wouldn't Like Me, If I Had

Studying Cows, Pigs And Chickens Can Help An Actor Develop His Character. There Are A Lot Of Things I Learned From Animals. One Was That They Couldn't Hiss Or Boo Me.

I Have Made Great Strides In My Craft. After Months Of Auditioning, I Am Very Proud To Announce That I Am A Member Of The Actors Studio. The Greatest School Of The Theater. It Houses Great People Like Marlon Brando, Julie Harris, Arthur Kennedy, Mildred Dunnockvery Few Get Into It, And It Is Absolutely Free. It Is The Best Thing That Can Happen To An Actor. I Am One Of The Youngest To Belong. If I Can Keep This Up And Nothing Interferes With My Progress, One Of These Days I Might Be Able To Contribute Something To The World.

I Also Became Close To Nature, And Am Now Able To Appreciate The Beauty With Which This World Is Endowed.

An Actor Must Interpret Life, And In Order To Do So Must Be Willing To Accept All The Experiences Life Has To Offer. In Fact, He Must Seek Out More Of Life Than Life Puts At His Feet. In The Short Span Of His Lifetime, An Actor Must Learn All There Is To Know, Experience All There Is To Experience, Or Approach That State As Closely As Possible. He Must Be Superhuman In His Efforts To Store Away In The Core Of His Subconscious Everything That He Might Be Called Upon To Use In The Expression Of His Art.

To My Way Of Thinking, An Actor's Course Is Set Even Before He's Out Of The Cradle.