Other People Have Analysis. I Have Utah.

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.

I Learned Early That You'd Better Know What You're Talking About. You'd Better Realize That Certain Issues Are Going To Be So Hot - No Matter What Reason, What Logic You Apply To It - You're Going To Be Met With An Opposition Just Because Their Viewpoint Is Different, And There's No Way They're Going To Accept Your Reasoning. Furthermore, They're Going To Attack You Because You Will Be Portrayed As Not Being Credible: "you're An Actor. What Do You Know?"

Between 18 And 19 Years Old [in The 1950s] I Came To Paris. I Studied Art. And That Experience Really Did Change My Life. I Was Living Hand To Mouth. I Walked Everywhere. I Thought, This City Is Incredible But You Really Have To Experience It By Walking It.

I Believe In Mythology. I Guess I Share Joseph Campbell's Notion That A Culture Or Society Without Mythology Would Die, And We're Close To That.

Never Revisit The Past, That's Dangerous. You Know, Move On.