If I Start To Become A Star,

That's The Great Thing About Plankton. It Pretty Much Keeps To Itself.

My Early Days In Broadway Were All Comedies. I Never Did A Straight Play On Broadway.

If I Start To Become A Star, I'll Lose Contact With The Normal Guys I Play Best.

You Go Through Stages In Your Career That You Feel Very Good About Yourself. Then You Feel Awful, Like, 'why Didn't I Choose Something Else?' But Overall I'm Pretty Satisfied That I Made The Right Choice When I Decided To Be An Actor.

It Really Costs Me A Lot Emotionally To Watch Myself On-screen. I Think Of Myself, And Feel Like I'm Quite Young, And Then I Look At This Old Man With The Baggy Chins And The Tired Eyes And The Receding Hairline And All That.