I Don't Chart Out The Life Histories

It's Not Your Word That Matters, It's Who You Give It Too.

I Am Very Proud Of Having Won Oscar Because I Know What I Put Into It. I Know That The People Who Voted For Me Voted Because They Thought I Was The Best At That Time. It's A Wonderful Thing To Look Up There And See That You Achieved Something That Your Peers Gave To You And Appreciation For Your Work. That's Most Of All What I Think About When I See The Oscar.

I Think You Have To Keep Going. Otherwise, You Know These Fellas That Say, "boy I Can't Wait To Retire. Boy, I'm Going To Be 65 Years Old, And I'm Retiring And I'm Quitting And That's It." Well, Two Weeks Later They're Saying To Themselves, "what The Hell Am I Gonna Do?" And First Thing You Know They Find Themselves In A Wheelchair Or In A Rocking Chair Going Back And Forth, Back And Forth, And That's The End Of It. And Suddenly You're Dead.

I Call Myself A Character Actor All My Life. I've Done A Certain Amount As A Leading Man, But Character Actors In My Estimation - It's A Lost Art These Days.

You Get Kicked Around Long Enough, You Become A Professor Of Pain.