All Due Respect, And Trying

I'm Much More A European Italian Than I Am An American Italian, And I've Always Felt That That Style Of Acting Comedy Is In Me. I Put Comedy As Much As I Can Into All My Movies, If I Can Help It.

I Always Had This Thing, When I Was Younger Especially, I Didn't Want To Do Movies That Much. I Found They Took A Lot Out Of You And They Were Exhausting For Me In A Lot Of Ways.

I Had These Little Babies [my Twins] And It Gave Me Something So Spectacular, Such A Feeling - I Was So Turned On And So Excited By Them That I Wrote A Poem. I Had It On Scraps Of Paper And The Maid Threw It Out.

My First Language Was Shy. It's Only By Having Been Thrust Into The Limelight That I Have Learned To Cope With My Shyness.

When [julia Marie Pacino] Was 5 Or 6 Years Old, We Were In An Italian Restaurant, And These People Came By The Table And They Would Start Talking To Me, Asking Me For My Autograph And She Just Went Under The Table.