I've Done Lots Of Improv Things But

When You Start A New Project And They Say, "your Director Is Going To Be Joe Blo," You're Hoping That Joe Blo Will Be The Next Martin Scorsese, But It Doesn't Always Work Out That Way.

No One Is Any One Thing.

I Still Do Live Concerts All Over The Country - About Four A Month - With Singing And Characters And Improv. It Keeps Me Limber. I'll Never Lose That. And Comedy Is Still The Bread And Butter.

The Thing In Comedy Is That Once You Start Worrying About Something Not Succeeding, You're Frozen. There's No Verdict On Anything. You Can Make ¡three Amigos!, And Some People Will At The Time Say, "oh, That's Too Silly." Then Five Years Later, Silly Is Hip. Now It's Considered Art. I Never Comment On Anything I Do, Because If I Say Anything Negative About X Film, Or X Tv Show, Or X Project, People Who Saw It And Loved It Go, "well, Am I An Idiot?"

All You're Trying To Do In An Improvisation Is Get As Much Material As Possible For The Editing Room.