Either I Act Or I Die.

Larry Grobel Has The Illness Of All Writers, He Can't Help Himself. You're Talking To Him And All Of A Sudden, You Say, "he's Puttin' That In His Cash Register!"

Everything Changes With Age. The Parts Change With Age, Your Feelings About Them Change, Roles That I Would've Wanted To Play 10 Years Ago, I Don't Want To Play Now.

The Problem With Me Is, I Guess, The Way I Express Myself, You Have To Be With Me 50 Years Before You Can Get A Sense Of What I'm Talking About.

The Physical Stamina [in Revolution]. I Was Just Shocked By It. I Didn't Think I Had It In Me Ever, And I Wasn't Terribly Young When I Did It. I Was In My Early Forties. That Was The First Thing I Was Struck By, Not By The Acting, Not By Anything Else, But By The Physicality.

An Actor Basically Likes To Be Asked To Do Something, No Matter What Position He's In. It Feels More Natural. Sitting And Waiting Is More Gratifying.