Poverty Can Teach Lessons That Privilege Cannot.

I'm 83 And A Half Years Old And I Feel Fine. I Feel Like A Teenager But I'm Unable To Do A Lot Of The Things That I Used To Do But I Enjoy Life To The Fullest.

I Love The Theater. I Love The Rehearsals. That's Where You Build A Performance. That's Your Foundation. If You're Gonna Build A House, You Start With The Foundation. That Makes The House Strong. That's The Way I Build A Character, From The Foundation Out.

The Only Tool We Have As Artists Is Selectivity. If You're A Painter, You Select The Color, The Lines, How Severe They Should Be. As An Actor You Develop How Angry You Should Be. You Select How Angry You Should Be. You Listen To The Other Actor And Then You React. In Film, Sometimes The Other Actor Isn't Even There. You Have To Play The Scene. What I Do Is I Call On My Experience On The Stage. I Play The Scene And I Hope That I Reach A Certain Level Of Integrity Because That's What I Learned On The Stage.

Walter Matthau Made All The Big Money And He Was Wonderful As Oscar Madison On The Stage. You Couldn't Beat Him. I Know Because I Replaced Him On Broadway. He Was Just Delightful.

A World Without Tony Randall Is A World That I Cannot Recognize.