I Could Peel You Like

We Were Brought Up In The School That Teaches: You Do What The Script Tells You. Deliver The Goods Without Comment. Live It-do It-or Shut Up. After All, The Writer Is What's Important. If The Script Is Good And You Don't Get In Its Way, It Will Come Off Okay. I Never Discussed A Script With Spence [spencer Tracy]; We Just Did It. The Same With Hank [henry Fonda] In On Golden Pond. Naturally And Unconsciously We Joined Into What I Call A Musical Necessity-the Chemistry That Brings Out The Essence Of The Characters And The Work.

It's A Business You Go Into Because Your An Egocentric. It's A Very Embarrassing Profession.

If It Interests You, They Don't Have To Pay You. It's A Fascinating Business Anyway-it's Very Nice To Be Paid-but When You Do Thrilling Material, It's Like Buying A Piece Of Furniture That's Really Good.

I Can't Say I Believe In Prizes. I Was A Whiz In The Three-legged Race - That's Something You Can Win.

He's Worked His Entire Life And He's Never Lived A Single Moment, I Mean Not A Moment, In The Real World.