An Actor Can Spew Out Thoughts, But

I Hate To Lull The Audience Into Letting Them Think That Something Is Something. It's Always Fun To Defy Expectations.

The Thing In Comedy Is That Once You Start Worrying About Something Not Succeeding, You're Frozen. There's No Verdict On Anything. You Can Make ¡three Amigos!, And Some People Will At The Time Say, "oh, That's Too Silly." Then Five Years Later, Silly Is Hip. Now It's Considered Art. I Never Comment On Anything I Do, Because If I Say Anything Negative About X Film, Or X Tv Show, Or X Project, People Who Saw It And Loved It Go, "well, Am I An Idiot?"

What's Great About Being A Character Actor Is You Know That You Can Survive Forever. It's Not About The Gloss Of Your Eyebrows.

All The Actor Does Is, He Tries To Get As Many Takes As He Can Out Of The Director That Day. So He Can Walk Away And Say To Himself, "hey, It's In There. I'm Not Going To Edit It. I'm Not Going To Make Those Choices. If They Want To Blow It, It's Fine. But I've Done All I Can." You're Right. I'm Always Amazed When Actors Bash Films As If Those Grips And That Cinematographer Didn't Work Hard Enough.

All These Things That Enter Your Head Are Assignments. You Write Them Up And Then Throw Them Out There And If Someone Wants To Do It, Your Assignment Is Done.