I Think It's A Promising Time Which

Sarah Palin Kept Talking And Talking, And The More She Talks, The Less Compelling She Can Be. People Say, "she's A Very Good Politician, Very Deft At What She Does," And Whatever. And I Hear That Sometimes And Go, "i Don't Know Much About This Stuff, But I Would Say No." Because The Really Good Politician Expands The Audience, Not Contracts It. She May Be Getting A Very Vocal Crowd, But It's A Very Specific Group.

A Lot Of People Have Done Things Over The Years And Made Fun Of People In One Way Or Another. When I Was A Kid, Vaughn Meader Used To Do John F. Kennedy. I Don't Know If That Makes John F. Kennedy Less Credible. He Would Do The Voice, He'd Have Some Silly Situations Or Whatever. I Don't Know If It Made Him Less Presidential Because Of It.

You Have A Movie And It Proves Itself And Then Certain Things Happen.

When I Began To Think About The Head Of The Family, The Storyteller, The Rise Of Television Which Became The New Storyteller, The Break-up Of The American Family As An Idea And Then Avalon Came.

It's Always Hard To Explain Why An Audience Ultimately Responds To A Movie.