In A Way, One Gets Stability From

[on Editing Of The Films] There Is Always A Question Of Time, And The Director. I've Worked With A Lot Of Directors Who Don't Mind My Involvement. They Appreciated It.

On A Movie Set That Works, You Have Your Father Figure, The Director, You Have Your Siblings, Your Other Actors.

I Had A Friend In The Neighborhood Whose Father Had Playboy Magazines, And We Would Go Over And Look At Them. I Remember Cutting Out Pictures And Hiding Them In My Room.

Even In Comedies, You've Got To Feel Safe For Things To Just Happen In A Way That Is Natural And Free, And Recognizable As Human.

One Of The Joys Of Being An Actor Is That You're Always Learning New Things. And I've Been Doing This Since I Was 19, So There's Been A Lot Of New Things I Have Learned For Each Part. I Always Assume That I Can Do It.