Acting Is Not My Language At All.

Soviet Regime In A Way Deprived Me From My Childhood In My Homeland, Because My Father Was In Military, And After The Yalta Agreement He Was Sent To Teach In Military Academy In Riga, And I Was Born Then.

I Really Reject That Kind Of Comparison That Says, Oh, He Is The Best. This Is The Second Best. There Is No Such Thing.

I Go A Lot To See Young People Downtown In Little Theaters. It's Great. If You Start Somebody's Career, It's So Exciting.

A Theater Is Such A Revealing Form Of Art, Such A Transparent And Good Actors, They're Such Powerful Individuals. I Always Kind Of Dreamt That One Day I Will Open My Mouth On Stage.

Acting Is Not My Language At All.