You Know, I Have A Deep, Deep

Part Of What I Enjoy About The Theatre And Acting Is That Sense Of History.

I Don't Think I've Ever Been A Huge Target For The Press, And I Value That To A Degree, Because There's A Certain Value For Actors Staying Beneath The Radar So They Can Play Characters.

He Was Very Supportive Of Me, ... He Saw Every Single Play I Did In New York. Ill Never Forget Looking Out Into The Audience And Watching My Brother, Who Was 40 Years Younger Than My Grandfather, Sleeping In His Chair During Some Of My Early Plays. My Grandfather Alex Never Fell Asleep.

I Love Having That Creative Discussion Where, At The End Of The Day, You Both Feel Better For Having Done It. Maybe It's A Typically Jewish Thing, Where You Sort Of Go At Each Other.

As Soon As You Know What You're Doing, You're Doing It Wrong. That's What I Find With Acting. As Soon As It Becomes Padded, It Becomes Pat.