I've Never Played Anyone But Myself On

I Was Making A Film Called The White Tower At The Foot Of Mont Blanc - The One Thing I Learned From That Experience Was That It's More Difficult To Go Down A Mountain Than To Go Up. A Lot Of People Don't Realize That.

I Suddenly Realized That The Fellow Who Didn't Show Up Was Getting About Fifty-times More Money Than I Was Getting. So I Thought, 'this Is Silly,' And Became An Actor. I Certainly Never Thought I'd Wind Up In Motion Pictures. That Was Far Beyond Anything I'd Ever Dreamed Of.

I Dont Know How It Is Now But The Assistant Stage Manager Had To Understudy Several Parts. You Had To Be Ready To Go On At Any Time If The Actor Couldnt Make It To The Play. I Didnt Think Anything Of It.

Once Physical Beauty Is Gone There Must Be Something More To Take Its Place . . . 'to Thine Ownself Be True' Is A Rule To Live By In Hollywood, Especially. There's A Strong Undercurrent Of Conformity In The Movie Colony That One Must Fight All The Time. I Think This Especially True When It Comes To Fashion, Beauty And Grooming.

We Have Allowed Corporations To Decide The Fate Of The Cities. We Hardly Speak Of Democratic Development.