I Didn't Play Much Ball. I Wasn't

I Have The Ordinary Experience Of Having The Blender Bottom Come Off In My Room Upstairs. I Have The Ordinary Experience Of Being Anonymous When I'm In An Airplane Talking To Air-traffic Control, And They Don't Know Who They're Talking To. I Have A Lot Of Common Experiences. What's Important Is To Be Able To See Yourself, As Having Commonality With Other People And Not Determine, Because Of Your Good Luck, That Everybody Is Less Significant, Less Interesting, Less Important Than You Are.

I Don't Want To Be A Movie Star. I Want To Be In Movies That Are Stars.

I Think People Only Have So Much Interest In Anybody, And If You Barrage Them In Between The Times You Have Something To Offer Them You Become A Personality Rather Than An Actor - Much More Short-lived. I Only Work Once A Year. And That's Enough.

I Wanted To Be A Forest Ranger Or A Coal Man. At A Very Early Age, I Knew I Didn't Want To Do What My Dad Did, Which Was Work In An Office.

It Took Me A Long Time To Figure Out How To Act, And How To Conduct Myself In The Business So I Could Get What I Felt I Needed To Support My Potential And Give Them What They Wanted.