You Get Kicked Around Long Enough, You

You Got To Keep Your Hand In Your Craft, Otherwise You Can Rot At The Roots And First Thing You Know, You Got Nothing.

Fathers And Mothers Are Just People, Which Means They Make Mistakes. Don't Hold That Against Them. Whatever Flaws They May Have, They Created You In A Moment Of Love, And Are Among The Few Who Knew You When. When They're Gone, There Won't Be Anyone To Take Their Place.

Every Time You Play One Old-time Picture Along With Today's Kind Of Work, And They Throw In The Computers And The Guns And The This And The That And The God-almighty, It Gets To Be A Hassle And You Wonder Who The Hell's Doing What!

The Trick Is Not To Become Somebody Else. You Become Somebody Else When You're In Front Of A Camera Or When You're On Stage. There Are Some People Who Carry It All The Time. That, To Me, Is Not Acting.

I Like To Keep At My Craft. I Like To Keep Reading Scripts, Whether I'm In It Or Not Because Of The Fact That What Would I Do In A Certain Case? How Would This Happen Or How Would That Go? I Like To Keep Working With My Mind, So When I Do Perform I Have Something To Perform With, And It's Not Just Like Trying On New Clothes. You're Trying On A Suit, But You Know Where The Heck The Pants Go.