My Life Is A Party Thrown For

I Don't Know If I'm Addicted To Fame; Fame Is More Of An Unpleasant Circumstance Of An Addiction To Creativity.

Alexander Pope Once Wrote That The Theater Aspires To Wake The Soul By Gentle Strokes Of Art - To Raise The Genius And To Mend The Heart.

While It Is Tempting To Play It Safe, The More We're Willing To Risk, The More Alive We Are. In The End, What We Regret Most Are The Chances We Never Took.

I'm An Actor And I've Created A Lasting And Memorable Character Named Frasier, Who Is Not Me, But Who Most People Think Is. So When I Have A Chance To Play Something That's Different, I Embrace It Because It's Fun; Also In This Case, He's A Memorable Character.

Apologizes Are Pointless, Regrets Come Too Late. What Matters Is You Can Move, On You Can Grow.