How Would You Like To

What's Totally Terrifying Is That, Unlike A Musician Who Has A Musical Instrument, Or A Painter That's Got A Canvas And A Brush, Acting Is Us. Our Energy, Our Soul, Our Spirits. And It's So Hard Because It's So Vul­nerable. You're Exposing Everything.

I Was Raised In The '50s. I Was Taught By My Father That How I Looked Was All That Mattered.

I Never Would've Imagined In The First Part Of My Life That I Could've Stood Up And Said Anything. The War In Vietnam Changed Me. I Was So Angry. Some Of My Speeches Probably Weren't Well Considered.

I Like Playing That Character Who Brings Love To People, Who Puts People In A Place Where They're Apt To Encounter Love.

I Would Like To Say Something, Not Just To Vietnam Veterans In New England, But To Men Who Were In Vietnam, Who I Hurt, Or Whose Pain I Caused To Deepen Because Of The Things That I Said Or Did. I Was Trying To Help End The Killing And The War, But There Were Times When I Was Thoughtless And Careless About It And I'm...very Sorry That I Hurt Them. And I Want To Apologize To Them And Their Families.