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I Had Just Arrived In New York From California. I Was Nineteen Years Old And Excited Beyond Belief. I Was An Art Student And An Acting Student And Behaved As Most Young Actors Did - Meaning That There Was No Such Thing As A Good Actor, 'cause You Yourself Hadn't Shown Up Yet.

Between 18 And 19 Years Old [in The 1950s] I Came To Paris. I Studied Art. And That Experience Really Did Change My Life. I Was Living Hand To Mouth. I Walked Everywhere. I Thought, This City Is Incredible But You Really Have To Experience It By Walking It.

I've Been Very Fortunate In That I've Had Wonderful Relationships With People I've Worked With.

Once The Festival Achieved A Certain Level Of Notoriety, Then People Began To Come Here With Agendas That Were Not The Same As Ours. We Can't Do Anything About That. We Can't Control That.

It Seems Everyone In Hollywood Is Getting Pinched, Lifted And Pulled. I'm Looking Weird Because I'm Not.