Nobody Could Ever Say As Many Terrible

The Idea Of Being On A Show Where Each Season Stands Alone, And You Can Come Back The Next Year And Show An Entirely Different Aspect Of Your Personality Or Your Talent Or Your Anything Is An Enormous Gift That You Rarely Get In Television.

Anything Is Possible, And The Truth Is Any Human Being At Any Given Moment, No Matter How Good They Are - Not Only At Their Job But Also As A Person - They're Capable Of Anything, And It's Not Always A Conscious Thing.

If You Get On A Tv Show That's Successful, Odds Are That You're Playing The Same Character For As Many Years As The Show Is Running, Which Can Be Its Own Blessing, But It Can Also Be A Curse Because You're Playing The Same Thing And That Can Be Tiresome.

I've Never Been Very Comfortable As An Actor Looking Out Into The Audience; I Always Like To Keep My Focus On The Other Person. When You Start Playing Out To The Audience, It Takes Me Out Of It, Because People Don't Do That When You're In Life Behaving With Another Person - You Don't Often Look Out, Around You, In A Presentational Manner.

The Theater Commitment Is Hard, Especially In Conjunction With A Television Commitment. That's A Big, Long Commitment.