We Must Agree To Live In This

I Was Always Around People Who Were In The Business From The Time I Was An Absolute Baby. I Grew Up In New York City, And My Parents, My Sister, And I Had A House On Fire Island, And They Were Part Of A Set Of People That Were All Close And Friendly, Most Of Whom Were Involved In Show Business In One Regard Or Another. So It Was Always Familiar To Me, And I Kind Of Enjoyed It.

Though I Acted In Hundreds Of Productions, Appeared At The Guthrie Theatre And On Broadway In Amadeus, I Discovered In My Thirties That I Didn't Really Like Stage Acting. The Presence Of The Audience, The Eight Shows A Week And The Possibility Of A Long Run Were All Unnatural To Me.

I Haven't Appeared On Stage In Quite A Long Time And I Don't Have Any Immediate Plans To Do So, But I'm Always Interested In Going Back.

I'd Always Admired Diane Keaton, But I'd Never Met Her.

I've Always Thought That, In A Sense, The More Specific And Sometimes Even The Smaller The World Of A Movie Is, The More Universal It Is.