I Knew I Finally Made It As

I Did A Movie Called Marathon Man And It Was One Of My Best Memories.

If You Can Get Out There And Say I'm Going To...i'm Willing To Fail At What I Feel Is Right, That's It.

Tom [courtenay] And Albert Finney Met Ron Harwood On The Dresser, So That's How It Started. It's A Wonderful Documentary. It's Called Tosca's Kiss And Mr Hardwood Told Me About It When I Asked Him What The Genesis Was. It Was Made In 1983 And Verdi, Who Was Rich And Successful, Toward The End Of His Life Decided To Build A Mansion For Himself In Milan, Where He Lived, And He Stipulated That When He Died Opera Singers And Musicians - Because He Knew So Many Who Were No Longer Playing At The Scala And Some Were Poor - Could Live There.

We're Not Allowed In The Cutting Room - And That's Extraordinary. So, When A Director Is Asking For Certain Nuances And Colours And We Feel That They're Phoney, But We Do It Because The Director Asks For It, That's The One That They Pick In The Cutting Room. And I Contend That When You See A Movie With Bad Acting, Don't Blame The Actor... Blame Those Guys In The Cutting Room Because They Like That Take.

Poverty Is Not Dated. Homeless People Have Looked The Same Since The Thirteenth Century. Go Back To The Times Of Tolstoy And Dostoyevsky. Look At Photographs. It's Amazing. The Face On A Homeless Person Is Timeless.