I Did A Movie Called Marathon Man

The Truth Is, The Older You Get, The Less Variety Of Parts You Are Offered. If You're A Star And You've Spent Most Of Your Career Being Able To Take Your Pick Of The Litter, You Notice When The Offers Start To Diminish. You're Too Old To Play Leads, So You're Offered The Supporting Role - But Many Stars Don't Want To Make That Transition. They See It As A Sign Of Symbolic Impotence. And That The Audience Will No Longer Regard Them As A Star. I Love Acting, And I'm Not Going To Determine What I Do Based On What I Fear Other People Might Think. I Do What I Want To Do.

One Of The Things You Can Do As An Actor, Is Compensate For The Things You Can't Do In Life.

I Think One Of The Things You Have To Be Aware Of As An Actor Is That If You Come On The Set And See The Director Standing There Mouthing All The Words While A Scene Is Going On, That's Usually A Very Bad Sign Because It Means The Director Has Already Shot The Scene In His Head. He Knows Exactly The Rhythm And The Nuances That He Wants Delivered In The Line And You're Not Going To Dissuade Him.

Depressed, Anxious, Sad, Frightened? Yes. But I've Never Been Bored.

I Think The Most Insulting Thing You Can Do To A Director Is To Challenge When He Or She Is Satisfied With Your Interpretation.