You Sell Yourself. The Part That I

I Don't Believe In Marriage. It's Bloody Impractical. 'to Love, Honor, And Obey.' If It Weren't, You Wouldn't Have To Sign A Contract.

We Were Brought Up In The School That Teaches: You Do What The Script Tells You. Deliver The Goods Without Comment. Live It-do It-or Shut Up. After All, The Writer Is What's Important. If The Script Is Good And You Don't Get In Its Way, It Will Come Off Okay. I Never Discussed A Script With Spence [spencer Tracy]; We Just Did It. The Same With Hank [henry Fonda] In On Golden Pond. Naturally And Unconsciously We Joined Into What I Call A Musical Necessity-the Chemistry That Brings Out The Essence Of The Characters And The Work.

I Thought, Can You Think Of Any Really Good Reason Not To Do It? Except That, Oh, I'm So Shy, Or Oh, My Private Life, Or Oh, Are They Going To Find Out How Boring I Am? You Know? And That Was The Only Reason Now, In A Sense, Not To Do Television. Because It Certainly Is A Method Of Expression, Which Has To Be Accepted As These Things Come Along.

I Don't Feel The Slightest Interest In The Next World; I Think It's Here. And I Think Anything Good That You're Going To Do, You Should Do For Other People Here And Not So You Can Try To Have A Happy Time In The Next World.

You Are The Only Person You Can Actually Change