Everything I Do Has A Moral To

I Wouldn't Trade Those 10 Years For Anything. The Navy Taught Me A Lot Of Things. It Molded Me As A Man, And I Made A Lot Of Wonderful Friends.

You Get Kicked Around Long Enough, You Become A Professor Of Pain.

A Lot Of People Forget That Today. They Come To The Point Where You Walk On A Set And The First Thing You Know You're Looking At The Sound Man And You're Saying To Yourself, "how The Hell Can They Get Any Sound When Nobody Is Talking!" They Get All Mumbly. You Can't Make Out What They're Saying! And You're 6 Feet Away From Them! Whereas In The Old-time Movies, You Hear Them, You Understand Every Word They're Saying, And You Didn't Have To Put On Your Loudspeaker.

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 Oscar Made Me A Star, And I'm Grateful. But I Feel Had I Not Won The Oscar I Wouldn't Have Gotten Into The Messes I Did In My Personal Life.