The 24+ Dennis Farina Quotes

This Is My First Experience Working In A Foreign Movie, But The Mechanics, I Think, Are Pretty Much The Same All Over; You Still Have To Wait In The Trailer.

I Think First Impressions Are Important When You Pick Up A Script.

I Don't Like To Be Talked Into Anything. I Don't Want To Be Cajoled.

I'd Love To Do A Western. A Real Western Like John Ford Used To Do. There's Not Too Many Of Them Made, So I Don't Know If I'll Ever Get To Do That. They're Awfully Hard Movies To Make.

I Think All Actors Are Supposed To Be Character Actors.

There's A Whole Catalogue Of Actors That Never Went To Acting School.

What You Do As A Policeman Might Be The Right Thing To Do, But It's Not Entertaining. I Left That Behind Me.

I Read The Script And Try Not To Bring Anything Personal Into It. I Make Notes, Talk To The Director And We Decide What Kinds Of Shades Should Be In The Character.

I Don't Know If I Have A Technique. I'm Just Trying To Remember The Words.

As Far As Carrying The American Banner, You Just Do What's Right For The Kids.

Do Whatever You're Directed To Do, And Leave The Rest Of That Technical Stuff Up To The Director.

I Wanted To Do Buddy Faro As A Small Budget Movie. They Said No. So I Wanted To Do It As A Series Of Recurring Tv Movies, And They Said No. So I Agreed To Do It As A Series.