Hollywood Loves To Typecast, And I Guess

If You Look At Yourself As A Star, You've Already Lost Something In The Portrayal Of Any Human Being.

I'm Not A Sentimental Guy.

My Early Days In Broadway Were All Comedies. I Never Did A Straight Play On Broadway.

Once, I Optioned A Novel And Tried To Do A Screenplay On It, Which Was Great Fun, But I Was Too Respectful. I Was Only 100 Pages Into The Novel And I Had About 90 Pages Of Movie Script Going. I Realized I Had A Lot To Learn.

I Was Trained To Be An Actor, Not A Star. I Was Trained To Play Roles, Not To Deal With Fame And Agents And Lawyers And The Press.