My Idea Of A Real Treat Is

I Have A Photograph At Home Of Fred Astaire From The Knees Down With His Feet Crossed. It's Kind Of Inspiring Because It Reminds Me His Feet Were Bleeding At The End Of Rehearsals. Yet When You Watch Him, All You See Is Freedom. It's A Reminder Of What The Job Is About In General, Not Just Being In Musicals.

I Think There Should Be Laughs In Everything. Sometimes, It's A Slammed Door, A Pie In The Face Or Just A Recognition Of Our Frailties.

I Approach Every Part I'm Asked To Do And Decide To Do From Exactly The Same Angle: Who Is This Person, What Does He Want, How Does He Attempt To Get It, And What Happens To Him When He Doesn't Get It, Or If He Does?

You Know, London Is So Sprawling, And You Can Sometimes Forget That Anybody Else Is On A Stage Anywhere Else.

Any Actor Who Judges His Character Is A Fool - For Every Role You Play You've Got To Absorb That Character's Motives And Justifications.