I Don't Have A Saviour

When You Do A Really Good Play, The Audience And The Performers Are Looking Into The Same Looking Glass, The Same Microscope. And The Specimen They Are Looking At Is Human Life And That's Why I Do It, That's Why I Like It.

I Don't Throw Things Or Yell.

I Mean, A Lot Of Time Rehearsals Are Taken Up With Other Things Other Than Preparing A Character.

It's Not A Field, I Think, For People Who Need To Have Success Every Day: If You Can't Live With A Nightly Sort Of Disaster, You Should Get Out. I Wouldn't Describe Myself As Lacking In Confidence, But I Would Just Say That The Ghosts You Chase You Never Catch.

I Was A Very Good Baseball Player And Football Player As A Kid, But My Father Always Told Me - Occasionally While Striking Me - That I Was Much More Interested In How I Looked Playing Baseball Or Football Than In Actually Playing. And I Think There's Great Truth In That.