Not Everything's Made To Win An Academy

I Sit At Home And Read Books. I Watch Movies. I Watch Television. I Go And Play Golf. I Don't Go To Nightclubs. I Don't Go Out To Dinner That Often. I'm Not A Big Party Guy.

Sometimes One Of My Ways Of Choosing Movies That I Want To Do Is If It's The Kind Of Movie I Would Have Gone To See When I Was A Kid, And This Is A Movie I Actually Did Go See, As A Kid. And I Think It Will Be Exciting For Audiences To See Now.

The Romans Had, Like Other Pagan Nations, A Nature Festival, Called By Them Saturnalia, And The Northern Peoples Had Yule; Both Celebrated The Turn Of The Year From The Death Of Winter To The Life Of Spring - The Winter Solstice. As This Was An Auspicious Change The Festival Was A Very Joyous One... The Giving Of Presents And The Burning Of Candles Characterized It. Among The Northern People The Lighting Of A Huge Log In The Houses Of The Great And With Appropriate Ceremonies Was A Feature.

I'm A Character Actor And That's What I Do. All The Roles That I've Had Have Been Mainly Support Roles, Because Character Actors Don't Usually Get The Lead In Movies. It Rarely Happens.

I Did Play A Dentist In Waiting For Guffman. I Wrote The Speech At The Conference. In The Original Script, When It Got To That Scene, It Was, 'thank You Very Much. Good Night.' Literally. I Just Thought, 'he Keeps Talking About This Speech. The Keynote Address Is The Big Thing In His Life And This Is Too Important To Say, "thank You. Good Night." I Think We Have To See And Hear Him Doing What He Does.' So I Got Together With My Dentist And We Worked Through A Few Things.