I'm What You Call A Depression Sailor.

Every Time You Play One Old-time Picture Along With Today's Kind Of Work, And They Throw In The Computers And The Guns And The This And The That And The God-almighty, It Gets To Be A Hassle And You Wonder Who The Hell's Doing What!

I Don't Care Whether A Role Is 10 Minutes Long Or Two Hours. And I Don't Care Whether My Name Is Up There On Top, Either. Matter Of Fact, I'd Rather Have Someone Else Get Top Billing; Then If The Picture Bombs, He Gets The Blame, Not Me.

The Trick Is Not To Become Somebody Else. You Become Somebody Else When You're In Front Of A Camera Or When You're On Stage. There Are Some People Who Carry It All The Time. That, To Me, Is Not Acting.

The Navy Has Changed A Great Deal. Not That The Officers Of My Day Were Bad, Because I Served Under A Lot Of Good Officers, Believe Me. But There Were A Few Bad Ones, Too.

This Is The Kind Of Upbringing We Had Instead Of Sitting In Front Of A Damn Television Set All Day Long And Never Answering To Anybody Else Unless Somebody Spoke Up From A Television Set. It's An Altogether Different Way Of Living Today That You Wonder How It Really Affects The Family? I Know How It Affects The Family Because I Have My Own Son Who Has His Children And Also My Daughter. It's One Of Those Things. Everybody Eats In Their Own Way And Off They Go. You Know? It's Not Family Oriented Anymore."