I Fell In Love With A Civilian.

As Somebody Who Makes His Living In The Movie Business And Wants To Contribute To It, I Think That The Best Chance I Have Of Doing That Is Just Consistently Working With Great Directors.

Eventually Stardom Is Going To Go Away From Me. It Goes Away From Everybody And All You Have In The End Is To Be Able To Look Back And Like The Choices You Made.

Before The Days Of Video Village A Director Should Stand Right Next To The Camera, Look With His Naked Eye And If He Sees Something That Is Real To Him, He'd Look Up At The [camera] Operator And If He Gives The Look To Indicate He'd Seen It To, Then You Print And You'd Move On.

There Are People Who Appear In The Magazines And I Don't Know Who They Are. I've Never Seen Anything They've Done And Their Careers Are Over Already. They're Famous For Maybe 10 Minutes. Real Careers, I Think, Take A Long Time To Unfold.

I'm Becoming Far More Interested In Just Functionality And Making Sure My Body Is As Strong As It Can Be So I Can Swing My Kids Around And Not Worry About Aches And Pains.