When You End A Successful Sitcom, The

I Was Very Interested In Being A Painter. I Had Facility, I Had Talent, And I Loved Painting And Printmaking, And I Was Quite Serious About It.

I'm Always Being Asked To Play Roles Or Characters That I Don't Really Resemble.

Everybody's A Dreamer.

I Can't Imagine Doing An Hour-long Dramatic Series Because It's So Much Work. A Sitcom Is A Wonderful Gig. You Work From 10 To 4 Every Day, It's Fun, And You Get To Live At Home.

I Always Tell That To Young People - Go To College, Do Theater, Work With An Audience. Don't Try To Learn How To Act In Front Of Millions And Millions Of People. Don't Make That Your First Ambition, To Be On A Sitcom Or Get Into The Movies. Learn Who You Are As An Actor, And The Best Way To Do That Is To Do It In Front Of An Audience.