You Have To Do Every Movie One

There's No Point Dwelling On What Might Or Could Have Been. You Just Have To Go Forward.

I Hate Giving Advice, Because People Won't Take It.

Comedy Is More Difficult. You Can Look At Scenes When You're Doing A Drama Like, “maybe It Works,” But In Comedy, When You're Doing It, Either It Works Or It Doesn't. You Have To Keep Doing It Until It Does, And The Requirement Is More.

I Know I Can Act. There Aren't Too Many Other Jobs I Know How To Do. Financially, I've Lost Money And Made Money, But I Know My Way Around Financially. I've Been Too Many Places. I'm Like The Bad Penny.

The First Role I Ever Played I Had The Lead And It's Pretty Much Stayed That Way, Though People Take Great Relish In Calling Me A Character Actor, Which I Am. There Are A Lot Of Short Parts I Could Play, But I Only Do Them When They Are Like This ("a Few Good Men"), Central To The Idea Of The Movie.