I Started In Theatre. I Was At

I Prefer To Have Playback, But Sometimes, You Can't Have That Under Most Circumstances. First, It Is Expensive Because You Need A Playback Operator And Secondly, It Threatens A Lot Of Directors. I Only Watch My Performance. I See What Is Necessary For Me So That I Can See It Right At The Moment And I Can Fix It. That Appeals To Me A Great Deal.

The Kids Know Me From 'babe,' But Usually It Is 'l.a. Confidential' That People Remember, Which Was The Second Film I Did. I Have Worked With Some Really Good People And The Films That I've Done For The Most Part Have Been Good.

I Play An 89-year-old Man Whose Wife Has Alzheimer's In A Movie Called 'still.' I Play A World War Ii Veteran, I Acted With My Son And It's Called 'memorial Day.'

What Is Magnificent About Humans Is When They Decide To Turn And Stand. If They Respond With Non-violence On Principle And Hold Their Ground, They Are Really Magnificent.

For My Entire Career, I Wanted To Be A Director. When I Was In The Theater, It Was Very Difficult To Get Directing Jobs, And I Fell Into The Acting By Default. I Got In The Habit Of Accepting Whatever Came My Way. Not Things That I Disagreed With, Though. It's Not Like I Had Aspirations - Well, I Did Have Aspirations To Play Hamlet, Which I Ended Up Doing.