I Make Faces For Cash And Chicken.

Sometimes You're Not Supposed To Enjoy It [acting]. You're Supposed To Cooperate With Misery And Proceed Anyway. But What I Do Enjoy Is A Sense Of Well-being And Just Participating In Life And Life's Turns.

I Have A Really Interesting Political Point Of View, And Its Not Always Something I Say Too Loud At Dinner Tables Here, But You Cant Go From A $2,000-a-night Suite At La Mirage To A Penitentiary And Really Understand It And Come Out A Liberal. You Cant. I Wouldnt Wish That Experience On Anyone Else, But It Was Very, Very, Very Educational For Me And Has Informed My Proclivities And Politics Every Since.

I've Always Felt That If You're Not On Your Side, Why Should Anyone Else Be. So I Always Encourage People To Be Confident, And Sometime Even A Little Falsely So, Just So You Can Give Yourself An Opportunity.

I Would Say That Among My Many Huge Emotional Miscalculations Was My Taking A Film Career For Granted. It Is The Most Awesome Privilege To Be Able To Use One's Imagination And Wit, Physicality And Musicality, Conscious Brain And Unconscious Instinct In The Service Of A Work That Has A Chance To Move And Excite And Amuse And Delight People All Over The World, Including Long After We're Dead. What A Noble Calling! And I Felt It Was Just There For Me As A Kind Of Given, Some Sort Of Inherited Birthright-when In Reality It's The Most Magnificent Luxury.

Im Thinking Of Buying A Monkey. Then I Think, Why Stop At One? I Don't Like Being Limited In That Way. Therefore, I'm Considering A Platton Of Monkeys, So That People Will Look At Me And See How Mellow And Well-adjusted I Am Compared To These Monkeys Throwing Feces Around.