I Must Confess That When I'm Alone

I Was Originally Going To Be A Lawyer, And The Only Thing I Remember From The Art Of Cross-examination Is - You Can See This One Coming Up Sixth Avenue - Never Ask A Question The Answer To Which You Do Not Know.

I'd Been On All The Television Programs As An Actor, As A Writer, As A Director, As A Producer.

Landing The Airplane I Think Is The Most Difficult Thing That I've Every Learned To Do In My Life.

I Jumped Horses Over Big Dangerous Fences In Competition. And Got Very, Very Good At It, At Quite A High Level. And I Realized Long Since That, Yeah, It's The Same Thing That Appeals To Me About It. You Can't Think About Anything Else, In Either Case; Jumping Horses In Competition, Show Jumping, Or Flying An Airplane, For Whatever Purpose.

I Stopped Writing At The Age Of 18. I Had Written Incessantly Before That. I Read, Of Course, Because I Was In University, But I Wasn't Going To Write. I Wasn't Going To Do Any Of Those Dangerous Things. I Was Going To Be A Stolid, Bourgeois Lawyer.