I Consider Myself A Very Lucky Actor

It's A Very Tough Time For The Playwright. Broadway Has Become Almost A Musical Comedy Theme Park With All These Long-running Shows.

I Learned The Most About Myself, And You Ask What I Learned? Well, I Learned My Strengths And My Weaknesses, And It's Far More Important To Learn About Your Weaknesses Than Your Strengths.

If It's Well Written And Well Directed And You've Got Good Actors To Work With, Acting Is Easy. But Making Sure All The Ducks Are In A Row Is The Hard Part. It's Very Rare

I Always Tell That To Young People - Go To College, Do Theater, Work With An Audience. Don't Try To Learn How To Act In Front Of Millions And Millions Of People. Don't Make That Your First Ambition, To Be On A Sitcom Or Get Into The Movies. Learn Who You Are As An Actor, And The Best Way To Do That Is To Do It In Front Of An Audience.

That's How You Deal With Stardom; You Make It The Least Important Part Of Your Life.