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I Play An 89-year-old Man Whose Wife Has Alzheimer's In A Movie Called 'still.' I Play A World War Ii Veteran, I Acted With My Son And It's Called 'memorial Day.'

I Was So Moved By The Intelligence,sense Of Fun And Personalities Of The Animals I Worked With On Babe That By The End Of The Film I Was A Vegetarian.

All Of Them - My Father, Mother, Step-mother, And Grandmother - Were All Wonderful Actors And Performers And They Are An Inspiration To Me, Both In Their Craft And In Their Humanity.

I Started In Theatre. I Was At Cleveland And I Went To London For The 400th Anniversary Of Shakespeare's Birth.

For My Entire Career, I Wanted To Be A Director. When I Was In The Theater, It Was Very Difficult To Get Directing Jobs, And I Fell Into The Acting By Default. I Got In The Habit Of Accepting Whatever Came My Way. Not Things That I Disagreed With, Though. It's Not Like I Had Aspirations - Well, I Did Have Aspirations To Play Hamlet, Which I Ended Up Doing.