There's A Charm, There's A Rhythm, There's

I Think One Of The Big Things About Comedy Is The Ability For The Audience To Identify.

I Just Never Saw My Mother In Any Other Room But The Kitchen. There Were Always Pots Going.

My Mother Kept The House Clean And We Ate Good. I Didn't Know We Were Poor Until I Started Giving Interviews.

I Had A Sympathetic Role In 'thirtysomething,' And In Two Weeks I'm Going To Do The Role Again. But In The Movies, I Just Love The Heavies. It's Much More Fun. Villains Are A Ball. People Have Been Laughing At Me For 50 Years, So I Love To Sit In The Back Of The Theater And Listen To Them Hate Me.

There's Nobody To Believe In Anymore, Nobody To Trust.