The Only Time I Set The Bar

People Just Like To Be On Camera. There's A Huge Desire To Be In Front Of The Camera, And Once There, People Will Say And Do Almost Anything. It's Sort Of A Drug, And I Think People Get Addicted To It.

[and On Going From Character To Leading Actor] I Don't Approach Anything Differently; I Just Approach It As A Character. I'm Always Astounded At The Fact That I've Ever Played A Leading Character In Anything [laughs]. And My Wife Concurs With That, Frankly. She Always Thought I Would Be, At Best, The Wacky Neighbor On A Sitcom, So This Is All Just A Surprise And A Joy.

We Are All Facing The End One Day Or Another. I Say, Live A Good And Prosperous Life, Make Sure Your Choices Count, Make Them Count.

Everybody Wants To Be A Bond Villain. That Is The Coolest. To Be Able To Portray A Bond Villain, That Is The Feather In Any Actor's Cap.

Anything Nice That's Said About Me Is Diametrically Opposed To Who I Am.