There's Not A Single Job In This

As An Actor, You're Always At The Service Of Somebody Else's Vision. In A Play, It's More Of The Director's Vision, And He Or She's Got Their Hands On You All The Way Up To Opening Night, And If It's A Film, There Are Even More People.

Every Actor Just Wants Good Writing.

Nothing Seems To Matter But Ourselves. That's Not How I Was Brought Up. I Don't Recognize The Country I Live In Anymore.

Regardless Of The Fact That In This Country, Certainly In The Arts, We Treat Comedy As A Second-class Citizen, I've Never Thought Of It That Way. I've Always Thought It To Be Important. The Last Time I Looked, The Greeks Were Holding Up Two Masks. I've Always Thought Of It Not Only As Having Equal Value, But As The Craft Of It, Being Funny.

The Biggest Compliment I Think An Actor Can Get Is I Can't Imagine Anyone Else In The Role.