I Love Theaters. I Love The Event

I Set Myself Challenges Every Time I Work. Ideally I Approach Everything As Though It's The First Time - With A Beginner's Mind And An Amateur's Love.

It's Fair To Say That If You Have A Lot Of Experience, Your Power Is Greater. You Have More Of An Opportunity To Roll Up Your Sleeves With Younger Directors.

I Never Act. I Simply Bring Out The Real Animal That's In Me.

A Lot Of Critics Are Lazy. They Don't Want To Look Closely And Analyze Something For What It Is. They Take A Quick First Impression And Then Rush To Compare It To Something They've Seen Before.

Sometimes I Say I Feel More Like A Dancer Than An Actor, Because There Are Things Implied About Being An Actor That I Don't Really Like. I Feel More Comfortable With The Word 'performer'. I Like Being The Thing. I Like Being The Doer. There's A Factualness To It. And Then Certain Resonances Happen Out Of How You Apply Yourself Physically.