When In Doubt, Stand Still.

You Know, Making An Animated Movie Is Such A Lonesome Thing. You Mostly Don't See Your Fellow Actors Or Anything. You Go Into Your Booth, You Record All Your Dialogue. It's Very Much An Issue Of Trust. You Leave It All Up To The Director.

I'm Not Singing Anymore; That Is Why I Am So Pleased To Be Writing. My Daughter Said, "you Just Found A Different Way Of Using Your Voice."

I Suppose Partially Because Of The Success Of The Early Movies And Things Like That, I Began To Realize, That Children Do Look Up To You In Some Way, And There Is A Responsibility For How You Behave With Them. I Know That It's Important To Make Them Feel Very Valuable, Not To Talk Down To Them.

If The Director Says You Can Do Better, Particularly In A Love Scene, Then It Is Rather Embarrassing.

All Careers Go Up And Down Like Friendships, Like Marriages, Like Anything Else, And You Can't Bat A Thousand All The Time.