Above All, You Must Remain Open And

Acting, Is Not A Profession For Adults.

[may 1958, On Playing Macbeth At Age 30 And Age 48] When You're A Young Man, Macbeth Is A Character Part. When You're Older, It's A Straight Part.

Above All, You Must Remain Open And Fresh And Alive To Any New Idea.

Don't Be Afraid To Be Outrageous; The Critics Will Shoot You Down Anyway.

Living Is Strife And Torment, Disappointment And Love And Sacrifice, Golden Sunsets And Black Storms. I Said That Some Time Ago, And Today I Do Not Think I Would Add One Word.