I Have Never Felt At Any Point

I Feel Like Every Movie Is Definitely The Last One That I've Had My Moment; That I'm Going To Be Selling Autographs At Malls.

For The Only Time In My Career, I Came In And Met Tony [richardson] For The Part - I Did Not Read, I Just Met With Him - And In The Middle Of The Meeting, He Told Me That I Had The Part [in The Hotel New Hampshire]. There Was Never, "well, Thank You, And We'll Have My People Call Your People." There Was None Of That Kabuki That Goes On Now Endlessly For Even The Smallest Role.

When I Hear That I Realize How Quickly Time Passes And How Everybody Goes On Their Journeys And They're Always Unbelievable And They Never Go Where You Think They're Going To Take You And, Quite Frankly, It Also Makes Me Feel A Little Old.

I Went From Doing Something That Was Very Original, Sort Of Subversive, And Specific In Its Voice - The Grinder - And Loved Every Minute Of It, But Having Done That, I Was Anxious To Do Something That Had More Broad Appeal And To Embrace The Good Things About That.

[j.f] Kennedy's Own Accent Was Inconsistent. So People Are Inconsistent. And It Always Kind Of Irks Me When People Talk About Inconsistent Accents, Because People Are Imperfect By Nature. So In The End, What You Do Is, You Do An Inhabitation And Not An Imitation.