I Have, On The Other Hand, Felt

For The Only Time In My Career, I Came In And Met Tony [richardson] For The Part - I Did Not Read, I Just Met With Him - And In The Middle Of The Meeting, He Told Me That I Had The Part [in The Hotel New Hampshire]. There Was Never, "well, Thank You, And We'll Have My People Call Your People." There Was None Of That Kabuki That Goes On Now Endlessly For Even The Smallest Role.

[doctor Cukrowicz] Was Basically A Role Where You Have Two Diva Actresses - Maggie Smith And Natasha Richardson - And My Role Was To Say, "and Then What Happened? Tell Me More." But I Wanted To Do It Was Because A) It Was Tennessee Williams, A Great Writer, And B) It Was Richard Eyre, An Amazing Director. And To Work With Those Two Amazing Women!

Show Me Someone Who Doesn't Have Some Sort Of Experience That They Would Be Uncomfortable For People To Know About And I'll Show You A Dullard.

[jim Belushi] And I Have A Great Thing Going, And A Really Weird, Offbeat Story. [living In Peril] Is The Type Of Movie That I Don't Even Know If It Would Be Made Today. Just A Very Odd Film. But A Very Fun Movie.

[chris] Farley Was A Dear Friend, And We Remained Close Right Up Until The End. You Know, There Was Nobody More Fearless Comedically Than Chris. And That's Saying A Lot, Because I'm Friendly With A Lot Of Funny People.