I Was Not What You'd Call A

I Used To Spend Most Of My Time Straining To Be A Nice Guy So People Would Like Me.

I Was Not What You'd Call A First-class Actor, But I Did All Right.

It's Difficult, If Not Impossible, To Get Away With Anything False Before The Camera. That Instrument Penetrates The Husk Of The Actor; It Reveals What's Truly Happening - If Anything, If Nothing. A Close-up Demands Absolute Truth. It's A Severe And Awesome Truth

For Years After I Resigned, I Was Still Faithful To Their Way Of Thinking. But Not In The American Communists.

Take It From A Director: If You Get An Actor That Sandy Meisner Has Trained, You've Been Blessed.