That Wasn't An Ending. It Was Just

I Was Scared That No One Would Hire Me. At That Time, There Was Still A Stigma Attached To It. A Big Stigma. Actually, I Think I Was Healthier After The Operation Than Some People Who Have Bypass Surgery Because I Was Completely Cured. But When You Mentioned "heart Transplant," You Got A Very Negative Reaction. It Triggered People's Imaginations, And Not In A Good Way.

I've Had It-the Agencies, The Winking, The Networks, The Ratings. Anyone Who Thinks Tv Is An Art Medium Is Crazy-it's An Advertising Medium.

I've Never Had A Big Hit Movie. "mash" Was Probably The Biggest. I Don't Make Those Kind Of Films, And I Never Have. I Wish Each One Of Them Would Just Do Billions Of Dollars Worth Of Ticket Sales, But They Never Do And They Never Will.

The Minute You Have More Than One Voice, You Have More Possibilities Opening Up. You Have All The Molecules In All Of Those Bodies And Their Make Up Interacting.

The Artist And The Multitude Are Natural Enemies. They Always Will Be, Both Ways. The Artist Is An Enemy Of The Multitude, And The Multitude Is The Enemy Of The Artist. And When The Disguise Comes Off And They're Both Standing Facing One Another, They're Just There At Odds End.