If They Try To Rush Me, I

An Actor Would Be Foolish To Do Something That Might Hold Up The Picture, Or More Importantly Incapacitate Him. If An Actor Does Do A Stunt He Needs To Make Sure A Stunt Man Stands By To See That It's Done Correctly.

When I'm On Camera, I Have To Do Things Pretty Much The Way I Do Things In Everyday Life. It Gives The Audience Someone Real To Identify With.

I Can't Frankly See Much Difference In The Film Industry At All. The Only Difference Might Be That They Don't Take As Much Time As They Used To. For Example, They'll Do In One Day What We Used To Take A Week To Do.

William Holden And I Weren't Just Good Friends. He Was My Very Best Friend. I Feel His Loss Very Much Still.

I Think The Director Is Becoming More Important. To Work Under Rushed Conditions, You Need To Have An Extremely Professional Director. If The Director's Good Than The End Result Will Be Good.