I've Had So Many People

I Have To Say From An Actor's Perspective, To Work With A Director Who Has Been An Actor Through Most Of Their Career Is A Pleasure. They Generally Have A Very Deep Understanding Of The Process Of What You're Doing, Of How You Are Building And Exploring The Character.

As Far As Acting In Films, There Is Not Much Out There That Is Very Interesting To Do. The Ones That Are Interesting To Me Are Independent Films And They Have Trouble Raising Money. With People Putting Their Money Into Blockbusters, There Is Not Much Left For The Independents.

Sometimes I Think Candor Is The Only Kindness.

I Was Quite Eager To Work, Anytime Somebody Was Offering Me A Job, If I Liked The Role. Because I Was Always Very Discriminating From The Very Beginning, In The Sense That I Had Absolutely No Problem Saying No To Jobs When They Came Along If Somehow They Didn't Fit Into My Universe - Whatever That Was.

There's Something So Wonderful About Being An Actor In New York.