I Think We All Have The Urge

A Lot Of People Forget That Today. They Come To The Point Where You Walk On A Set And The First Thing You Know You're Looking At The Sound Man And You're Saying To Yourself, "how The Hell Can They Get Any Sound When Nobody Is Talking!" They Get All Mumbly. You Can't Make Out What They're Saying! And You're 6 Feet Away From Them! Whereas In The Old-time Movies, You Hear Them, You Understand Every Word They're Saying, And You Didn't Have To Put On Your Loudspeaker.

Fathers And Mothers Are Just People, Which Means They Make Mistakes. Don't Hold That Against Them. Whatever Flaws They May Have, They Created You In A Moment Of Love, And Are Among The Few Who Knew You When. When They're Gone, There Won't Be Anyone To Take Their Place.

There's An Awful Lot To Be Desired. I've Gone To Places Where People Say To Me, "what's Your Technique?" Technique? What The Hell Technique Is There To Acting? We're Acting Because Even With My Voice I'm Giving What I Think Is What I Want To Say.

I've Been To A Number Of Places And Seen For Myself The Caliber Of People Who Are In The Navy Today - In All The Services For That Matter. This Is An Altogether Different Bunch. These People Of Today Are Really Bright, Young, Good People.

I Don't Care Whether A Role Is 10 Minutes Long Or Two Hours. And I Don't Care Whether My Name Is Up There On Top, Either. Matter Of Fact, I'd Rather Have Someone Else Get Top Billing; Then If The Picture Bombs, He Gets The Blame, Not Me.