Kelsey Grammer Quotes

It Takes A Very Strange Person To Enjoy Fame, With All The By-products That Come With It. It's Not Necessarily A Thrill.

Fame Obviously Has Become A Premium In Everybody's Life. Everybody Thinks They Deserve It, Everybody Thinks They Want It And Most People Really Don't Enjoy It Once They Get It.

The First Thing I Thought [when I Read The Script] Was That Frasier Was An Intellectual At Some Points But Also An Everyman - Flawed And Very Insecure.

I Became An Actor, And Because I Had Success As An Actor, I Became Famous. I Was Acting For Quite A While Before I Got Famous; Television Made Me Famous. I Guess That It's Television That Is Responsible For Everybody's Desire To Be Famous.

I Don't Know If I'm Addicted To Fame; Fame Is More Of An Unpleasant Circumstance Of An Addiction To Creativity.

My Own Take On It Is That Government Will Never Adequately Represent Every Person In The Country. It Can't. It's Not Possible. It's A Multicultural, Multifaceted Society In Which We Live. The Country, I Think, Thrives Because It's Willing To Embrace Many Ideas At The Same Time, But Once A Decision Is Made You Will Be Unpopular With Many People. The Business Of Our Political Leaders Is To Go Ahead And Make A Decision And Let The Chips Fall Where They May. That's A Very Hard Thing To Do.

I'm An Actor And I've Created A Lasting And Memorable Character Named Frasier, Who Is Not Me, But Who Most People Think Is. So When I Have A Chance To Play Something That's Different, I Embrace It Because It's Fun; Also In This Case, He's A Memorable Character.

Alexander Pope Once Wrote That The Theater Aspires To Wake The Soul By Gentle Strokes Of Art - To Raise The Genius And To Mend The Heart.

I Always Thought Cheers Ended Well. You Always Anticipate That The Characters, Theough They're Leaving Television, Will Somehow Go On In Another World Of The Imagination, Which I Think Is Good.

A Child Is A Reinvigorating Experience. It Almost Does Feel Like Immortality, But Not In The Way People Think. It Reminds Us There Are Universal Truths That Are Most Simply Seen Through The Mind Of A Young Person.

I Went And Did Some Things [rehab], And Then Of Course My Life Didn't Change That Much [for A While], But I Never Missed Work.

I Was Brought Up To Never Lie. Sure, I Have. But In The Final Mix, The Lies I've Told Are Far Outweighed By The Truths I've Lived.