My Father Was A Poor Man, Very

I Was Not The Kind Of A Principal Player That Was So In Demand That Eight Or 10 Or 12 Scripts Came Per Month.

I Was The Only Black Person On The Set. It Was Unusual For Me To Be In A Circumstance In Which Every Move I Made Was Tantamount To Representation Of 18 Million People.

We're All Imperfect, And Life Is Simply A Perpetual, Unending Struggle Against Those Imperfections.

My Father Was A Poor Man, Very Poor In A British Colonial Possession Where Class And Race Were Very Important.

A Good Deed Here, A Good Deed There, A Good Thought Here, A Good Comment There, All Added Up To My Career In One Way Or Another.