You've Got To Write For Your Audience.

Really, Improv Is All About Creating For What's Around You, In The Moment, So It Fits In A Way That You Can't See The Seams. It's Like A Great Jazz Combo. I Still Do It.

On My Visits Back Home, If They Saw That I Was Getting A Big Head, They'd Let Me Know Right Away.

Before 1972, No Actors Got Residuals. They Just Got Paid. No Residuals.

I Remember Being Fascinated By The Graduated Sizes And Perspective On The Sets [of Star Wars]. And How They Put Shorter People And Kids In The Uniforms And Placed Them In The Distance To Give The Idea That These Sets Had More Depth Than They Really Did.

The Last Thing On My Mind Was To Be An Actor, But I Had A Crush On A Cute Girl In The Drama Department, So The Best Thing For Me To Do Was Audition, Help Out, Do Carpentry, Whatever It Took To Get Me On That Project.