Theres Always Next Year, ... Except, You

Theres Always Next Year, ... Except, You Know, For Ray Romano.

I'm Impossible To Direct. I Couldn't Get Myself To Do Anything.

I Come From A Really Big Family, My Father Was A Businessman And What He Always Instilled In Us Was To Be Your Own Boss. My Father Built Up His Business, And He Was By No Means A Rich Man, But He Figured Out How To Work Four-and-a-half Days A Week.

I've Been So Fortunate Throughout My Career, When I Was Doing Theater, More Theater Than Anything Else, And When I Was Doing Films That I Got A Chance Just To Do A Broad Range Of Things.

And Big Night, I Think By The End, The Brothers Find That Balance, When They Touch Each Other On The Shoulder Over Breakfast And It's Understood That What Should Never Have Driven Them Apart Almost Drove Them Apart. I Think That's A True Moment.