That's A True Actor's Nightmare: "improvise In

In My Cranky Old Age, I Actually Prefer Recording Alone Now, On 'the Simpsons,' For Example, Because I Find That The Director Can Just Focus On What I'm Doing And I Can Do A Lot Of Variations. A Lot Of Times, When I Record With A Group, I'll Stay After Class For Another Hour Or Two.

A Self-help Book Can't Really Address A Problem Unless It's Individualized. It's Not Going To Talk About A Globalized Problem.

I Was A Huge Fan Of Comedy And Movies And Tv Growing Up, And I Was Able To Memorize And Mimic A Lot Of Things, Not Realizing That That Meant I Probably Wanted To Be An Actor. I Just Really, Really Amused Myself And My Friends With Memorizing Entire George Carlin Or Steve Martin Albums.

I Think The Reason The Golden Age Of Television Is So Golden Is Because A Lot Of Folks Are Willing To Let Creators Do Their Thing And Live Or Die By Their Own Muse. They Certainly Allow Us To Do That.

I Say With Pride That I've Done Over A Hundred Voices Or Something, And Some Of Them May Have Only Had Two Or Three Lines, But I Literally Never Ran Out. I Think I'm A Bit Of A Savant That Way. I Kind Of Remember Every Voice I Hear, Famous Or Otherwise, And Can Imitate It Pretty Fast. I've Enjoyed Mimicking People Famous And Not Famous All Through My Life, And They Kind Of Remain In The Memory Banks, So I'm Ready To Trot Them Out.