I'm Not Just An Actor Born In

Gregory Peck Was So Charismatic. I Saw A Woman Fall Down - Fall Down! - When She Saw Him In A Restaurant. And Brando. We Were In London, And By Then He Was About 380 Pounds. There Was A Gorgeous Waitress, And Off He Went, In Direct Competition With Me For This Young Girl's Attention, Speaking French, Making Her Blush.

I Learned A Long Time Ago That Place Matters To Me, On Many Levels, And Maybe More Than It Should, But It Is Generally Counter-productive For Me To Resist It.

I Think Part Of My Reputation Has To Do With The Difficult Roles I've Played. Actors Do Tend To Get Identified With Their Characters.

A Wonderful But Kind Of A Terrible Truth About Acting Is That You Actually Get To A Point Where You Become Content With An Impossible Task: It Is Really Impossible To Properly Prepare. You Kind Of Have To Start Over Every Time.

It's The Persona That Makes You A Leading Actor. A Leading Actor Has Something Extra That's Fun To Watch. But It Isn't Usually About Acting.