The Most Exciting Acting Tends To Happen

That's How You Deal With Stardom; You Make It The Least Important Part Of Your Life.

My Father Was A Man Of The Theater. I Grew Up In A Theater Family. As A Young Man, As A Boy, I Gypsied Around With My Siblings And My Parents To, Like, Eight Different Towns, Went To Eight Different Schools. All Those Things Were Extremely Formative, And I Think That's What Happens.

If It's Well Written And Well Directed And You've Got Good Actors To Work With, Acting Is Easy. But Making Sure All The Ducks Are In A Row Is The Hard Part. It's Very Rare

When You End A Successful Sitcom, The Most Sensible Thing To Do Is Go Back To The Theater.

I Can't Get Used To The Fact That I'm 68 Years Old. I Still Feel Like A Youngster. I Am Playing A Part Even Older Than 68 - 71 Years Old. It's Kind Of Startling To See Myself In A Movie And Realize, "yup. That's Exactly What I Look Like."