Either I Act Or I Die.

I Wanted To Be A Baseball Player, Naturally, But I Wasn't Good Enough. I Didn't Know What I Was Going To Do With My Life. I Just Had A Kind Of Energy, I Was A Fairly Happy Kid.

I've Often Said There's Two Kinds Of Actors. There's A More Gregarious Type And The Shy Type.

The Interesting Thing About This Is I Don't Know What My Vision [ In Salome The Play And Salomaybe] Is Yet About. I'm Sensing Something And I'm Going Along With It. It Reminds Me Of A Painting, The Way Jackson Pollack Painted - Jackson Pollack, The Great, Great Artist.

Being The Actors Of The Craft, The Trade, One Of The Big Things You Do And You Learn Is About Repeating. There Is Something To The Repeats. I Think That Is Part Of What Is Healthy To Young Actors. Get Out And Learn Something Just Through Doing That, Repeating.

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.