I've Never Cared For Guns.

I’ve Always Been In The Theater. I’ve Always Gone To It. That’s Been My Way To Cope. Early On In My Career, I Remember Running - Fleeing - To The Theater As A Way Of Coping With All The Meshugaas That Was Going On For Me.

The Interesting Thing About This Is I Don't Know What My Vision [ In Salome The Play And Salomaybe] Is Yet About. I'm Sensing Something And I'm Going Along With It. It Reminds Me Of A Painting, The Way Jackson Pollack Painted - Jackson Pollack, The Great, Great Artist.

Playing A Character Is An Illusion, And I Feel That When You Know Too Much About A Person, Possibly Part Of That Illusion Is Disrupted.

The Fruit Falls Off The Tree. You Don't Shake It Off Before It's Ready To Fall.

My Grandfather Was A Provider. Work, Any Kind Of Work, Was The Joy Of His Life. So I Grew Up Having A Certain Relationship To Work. It Was Something That I Always Wanted.