I Like Very Much To Do Movies.

When I Have Failed As An Actor I've Always Thought It Was My Fault. But When I Direct Something, I Wouldn't Want The Actors To Think It Was Their Fault.

With Acting It's Your Neck Up There In The End. And If You Think The Director Can't Help You It's One Thing. But If You Feel They're Reining You In When They Need To Be Giving You Some Rope, Or Vice Versa, Then I Just Don't Tolerate That.

You Can't Work In The Movies. Movies Are All About Lighting. Very Few Filmmakers Will Concentrate On The Story. You Get Very Little Rehearsal Time, So Anything You Do Onscreen Is A Kind Of Speed Painting.

My Father Was A Very Contradictory Man. I Mean, Most Environmentalists In America In The 1950s - Of Which There Were Hardly Any - Were Not... Paratroopers. But My Father Was In The 82nd Airborne, It Was Just Like That.

I've Permitted Myself To Learn And To Fail With Some Regularity. And That Is Probably The One Thing I Was Given, And That I'm Still Grateful For.