I Love Playing Chekhov. That's The Hardest;

One Cannot Demand Of Art That It Pay You In Any Other Way Than In The Satisfaction Of The Work Itself.

The Actor Must Know That Since He, Himself, Is The Instrument, He Must Play On It To Serve The Character With The Same Effortless Dexterity With Which The Violinist Makes Music On His. Just Because He Doesn't Look Like A Violin Is No Reason To Assume His Techniques Should Be Thought Of As Less Difficult.

I Love Going To The Movies; I Love Watching Good Movie Actors. They Must Know Something I Don't.

I'm A Bad Liar; I Don't Know What To Say Backstage.

No Work Of Art Is Ever Finished, Nothing Is Ever Static, No Performance Is For Keeps.