A Vital Film That Needed To Be

I Play An 89-year-old Man Whose Wife Has Alzheimer's In A Movie Called 'still.' I Play A World War Ii Veteran, I Acted With My Son And It's Called 'memorial Day.'

What Is Magnificent About Humans Is When They Decide To Turn And Stand. If They Respond With Non-violence On Principle And Hold Their Ground, They Are Really Magnificent.

All Of Them - My Father, Mother, Step-mother, And Grandmother - Were All Wonderful Actors And Performers And They Are An Inspiration To Me, Both In Their Craft And In Their Humanity.

I Always Change My Words In Everything I Do. I Make The Language Fit, Because I Know The Character From The Inside Out. Often Character Actors Are Not In A Position To Do That, But I Do It. I Don't Change Any Cue And I Never Change Anybody Else's Lines, But I Make My Own Words Fit My Mouth.

I'm A Character Actor. Nobody's Ever Seemed To Think Of Me As A Leading Man. I'm 6'6''. I've Got A Big Nose. I'm Gangly. I've Got Crooked Teeth. That's Certainly Not Brad Pitt. I'm Still Around And Alive, So If They Need Older Guys, I Guess They're Thinking Of Me.