An Actor Basically Likes To Be Asked

Francis Ford Coppola Did This Early On. You Tape A Movie, Like A Radio Show, And You Have The Narrator Read All The Stage Directions. And Then You Go Back Like A Few Days Later And Then You Listen To The Movie. And It Sort Of Plays In Your Mind Like A Film, Like A First Rough Cut Of A Movie.

After Looking At Salomaybe, I Don't Know Who The Hell The Real Me Is. I Think It's Closest Now To The Real Me Because For One Thing, I'm Used To This.

Many Years Ago, In The Late '70s, I Toured Colleges Along The East Coast And I Presented A Kind Of Show Where I Got A Lot Of Books And Poetry And Pieces Of [william] Shakespeare And Other Writers That I Admire, Read It To The Class And Then Afterward We Would Talk And I Would Answer Questions. It Was Really A Way Of Expressing And Finding Out About Where I Was At That Particular Time, So It Was Very Therapeutic For Me.

I Turned Down A Lot Of Films Before I Made My First One. I Knew That It Was Time For Me To Get Into Movies.

Actually, The Person I Related To Was James Dean. I Grew Up With The Dean Thing. Rebel Without A Cause Had A Very Powerful Effect On Me.