I Used To Like Watching Helen Mirren's

I Just Always Knew That I Lived In Two Worlds. There Was The World Of My House And Community, But To Make My Way In That White World I Had To Modify The Way I Spoke And Acted. I Had To Sometimes Not Make Direct Eye Contact.

Jackson Doesn't Bother To Read The Scripts Anymore. He Just Checks To Make Sure He Has One Loud Scene Where He Gets To Shout, Then Cashes The Paycheck.

The Romans Had, Like Other Pagan Nations, A Nature Festival, Called By Them Saturnalia, And The Northern Peoples Had Yule; Both Celebrated The Turn Of The Year From The Death Of Winter To The Life Of Spring - The Winter Solstice. As This Was An Auspicious Change The Festival Was A Very Joyous One... The Giving Of Presents And The Burning Of Candles Characterized It. Among The Northern People The Lighting Of A Huge Log In The Houses Of The Great And With Appropriate Ceremonies Was A Feature.

Die Hard With A Vengeance Shooting Was A Great Time, Because We Had An Interesting Script. The First Script Was Called Simon Says, And Something Was Going On, Because Some Days We'd Get To Work, But We Wouldn't Actually Have Dialogue. We Would Go To Bruce's Willis Trailer, And They'd Say, "okay, You Have To Go From 168th Street To 97th Street Today. We're Going To Do It In The Cab, And Sam, You Say This. Bruce, What Do You Want To Say?" And That's How Bruce's "hey, Zeus!" Thing Came Up.

Any Changes That I Made To My Line, I Asked If I Could Make Them, Which I Do In Every Movie. So Far Everybody's Been Gracious Enough To Say Yes. The Only Improvising I Do Is In The Movies I Do With Chris Guest, Which Is What We Do.