It Feels Good. It Feels Real Good.

I Suddenly Realized That The Fellow Who Didn't Show Up Was Getting About Fifty-times More Money Than I Was Getting. So I Thought, 'this Is Silly,' And Became An Actor. I Certainly Never Thought I'd Wind Up In Motion Pictures. That Was Far Beyond Anything I'd Ever Dreamed Of.

When I'm On Camera, I Have To Do Things Pretty Much The Way I Do Things In Everyday Life. It Gives The Audience Someone Real To Identify With.

I Was Making A Film Called The White Tower At The Foot Of Mont Blanc - The One Thing I Learned From That Experience Was That It's More Difficult To Go Down A Mountain Than To Go Up. A Lot Of People Don't Realize That.

You Have To Do What You Fear, Otherwise Fear Is In Charge.

Some Actors Count Their Lines As Soon As They Receive A Script. I'm The Opposite. I Try To See How Many Lines I Can Whittle Down. You Can Say Just As Much In 4 As You Can In 14.