Everyone's Life Is A Train

A Critic Never Fights The Battle; They Just Go Around Shooting The Wounded.

Both My Parents Were Actors. I Was Schooled To Think That Acting Was An Important Social Service, That It Was Something That Human Beings Need.

A Critic Is Someone Who Never Actually Goes To The Battle, Yet Who Afterwards Comes Out Shooting The Wounded.

When You Look At Me You Don't Immediately Imagine A Very Very Glamorous Icon, So It's Only In The Theater That I Get To Do These Experiments. I've Been An Actor About 51 Years Now. I've Played Everything From An 8-year-old Black Boy To A 72-year-old French Matriarch, And They Hardly Hire You To Do That On Tv.

I Went Into The Family Business. To Me, It Was The Norm And Not The Exception.