I Could Take Sean Connery In A

I Have The Ordinary Experience Of Having The Blender Bottom Come Off In My Room Upstairs. I Have The Ordinary Experience Of Being Anonymous When I'm In An Airplane Talking To Air-traffic Control, And They Don't Know Who They're Talking To. I Have A Lot Of Common Experiences. What's Important Is To Be Able To See Yourself, As Having Commonality With Other People And Not Determine, Because Of Your Good Luck, That Everybody Is Less Significant, Less Interesting, Less Important Than You Are.

You Have To Remember That Baseball Really Was The American Pastime In The Forties, Not Football, Basketball Or Any Other Sport.

You Have To Have A Darkness...for The Dawn To Come. You Have To Have Experienced Difficulties And Challenges To Fully Appreciate And Be Grateful For Success.

You Get A Sense Of Reference There. You Feel Part Of Something That's Got Order And Balance And Harmony To It. All The Distraction And Noise, All The Confusion Of Misplaced, Misdirected Energy Just Don't Happen There.

What I Found Was An Emotional Consistency With Him. The Words, The Scenes, The Situations - I Wasn't Mimicking What I Thought Branch Rickey's Emotional Reality Would Have Been.