I'm Gonna Die But I Haven't Thought

I Was Raised In California During The Second World War And Into The '50s And Everything Was Fine, Everything Was Great. The Sun Always Shone, Everybody Looked Healthy And Wore Ties And Smoked In Restaurants, And There Were Cars For Everybody - Except Us, Because I Came From A Lower Class Neighbourhood. But [in France] I Realised There Was A Different Point Of View, So When I Came Back To America A Year And A Half Later I Was Much More Focused On My Own Country Culturally And Politically.

I Think Hollywood... Well, There Is No Hollywood Anymore So Let's Just Call It The Mainstream Since The Business Is No Longer Hollywood Producing Its Own Films And Then Distributing, They Just Distribute.

He Has The Attention Span Of A Lightning Bolt.

If You Want To Slice Into America, It's Pretty Red, White, And Blue In Terms Of How It Goes About Things, But There's A Gray Area There, And I've Always Been Interested In Where Things Are Complicated.

The Way I Deal With Arthritis Is To Keep Moving. As Long As I Can Play Hard Tennis, As Long As I Can Ski Or Ride A Horse - All Kinds Of Things Can Come Your Way. As Long As You Can, Do It. People Who Retire Die. My Dad Retired And Died Shortly After. Just Keep Moving.