I Went To Performing Arts Because That

I Want To Be Interesting In An Interview Just As Much As I Want To Do Well In A Part.

The Play Is The Source, It Is Orchestrated With Words. In A Movie, You Are Not Dealing With As Much As That. There Are Machines And Wires. When You're Acting For A Camera, It Keeps Taking And Never Giving Back.

Sometimes You're Fighting Corporations And Forget That People Can Talk To Each Other.

Many Years Ago, In The Late '70s, I Toured Colleges Along The East Coast And I Presented A Kind Of Show Where I Got A Lot Of Books And Poetry And Pieces Of [william] Shakespeare And Other Writers That I Admire, Read It To The Class And Then Afterward We Would Talk And I Would Answer Questions. It Was Really A Way Of Expressing And Finding Out About Where I Was At That Particular Time, So It Was Very Therapeutic For Me.

I Don't Like A Lot Of Things Like [iraq], I Never Did. Being In A Position Of Celebrity And Having Your Words Carry Such Unnatural Weight...i've Always Been A Bit Squeamish When It Came To That Kind Of Thing.