It's As Predictable As The Sun Rising

Sometimes In Movies, I Still Have To Be The Hero, But It's Not All That Important To Me Anymore.

Before I Was An Actor, I Was Never Able To Hold A Job For More Than 3 Months For Some Reason. It Just Wouldn't Hold My Interest, So There Was Some Way That I Wound Up Quitting Or Getting Fired From It. But Being An Actor Is Perfect, Because Movies Usually Take About Three Months To Shoot. Then It's Over And They Say, 'hey, Great Job!'

In Aviation They Have Auto Pilot And Color Radar And A Lot Of Other Instrumentation That Is A Backup For Pilots. It's Really Brought The Incidents Of Plane Crashes Way Down. Same Thing Ought To Happen In The Medical Industry, I Think.

There's No Way That I Could Do A 9 To 5 Job. There's No Way. I Was Not Cut Out For That. You Come In And You Work For Three Months On The One Job. They Say, 'great,' You Know, And You're On To The Next One - And You Never Even Got Fired. It's Wonderful.

I Found Myself In Network Always Trying To Play Catch Up Because Once Things Get Going There's No Time To Fix This And That. And Also The Writing, It Was More Inclined To Be By Committee In Network Which Drowns Out The Purity And The Voice Of The Show.