When I Make A Film I'm Away

There's Actually A Big Difference Between Story And Character. A Great Story Doesn't Make A Great Movie. A Great Script, Which Defines Its Moments And Characters Can Become A Great Movie. You Can Make A Movie That Makes A Lot Of Money And It May Or May Not Have Great Story Or Great Characters.

President Kennedy Was Willing To Go To War. He Was Not A Coward. The Man Had Been In War And So Had Ken O'donnell. He Was Ready To Protect This Nation, But He Was Not Ready For A Military Solution Just Because It Was Being Rammed Down His Throat.

We All Have That Burning Question About What Happens If We Lose Somebody We Love, Especially If We Lose Them Tragically. We Wonder What Fear Was Going On, We Wonder If We Could Have Reached Out And Touched Them, Held Their Hand, Looked In Their Eyes, Been There.

I Am A Really Writer-oriented Actor.

I've Never Changed My Approach To Acting. I've Always Felt Like I've Gotten Better. I Think That All Of Us Can Get Better. I Feel Like, In My Acting, I'm Better Than I Was Three Pictures Ago. I Think About It. I'm A Slow Study. It Takes Me A Long Time To Grasp The Material, In Order To Perform It. But When I Come To The Set, On The First Day, I Know The Whole Movie. That's Why I Have To Start Early.