One Of The Things That Made Me

You Don't Get To Know Anybody In A Movie Until After It's Over. You Work Less Together In A Film Than You Do Onstage.

The Difference Between The Actor And The Painter Is That The Actor Would Buy Somebody A Knish In Order To Have Them Watch Him Act.

Chekhov Was As Important To Me As Anybody As A Writer.

When I Was A Younger Actor, I Would Try To Keep It Serious All Day. But I Have Found, Later On, That The Lighter I Am About Things When I'm Going To Do A Big Scene That's Dramatic And Takes A Lot Out Of You, The Better Off I Am When I Come To It.

When [julia Marie Pacino] Was 5 Or 6 Years Old, We Were In An Italian Restaurant, And These People Came By The Table And They Would Start Talking To Me, Asking Me For My Autograph And She Just Went Under The Table.