My Life Is A Party

My Own Take On It Is That Government Will Never Adequately Represent Every Person In The Country. It Can't. It's Not Possible. It's A Multicultural, Multifaceted Society In Which We Live. The Country, I Think, Thrives Because It's Willing To Embrace Many Ideas At The Same Time, But Once A Decision Is Made You Will Be Unpopular With Many People. The Business Of Our Political Leaders Is To Go Ahead And Make A Decision And Let The Chips Fall Where They May. That's A Very Hard Thing To Do.

I Went And Did Some Things [rehab], And Then Of Course My Life Didn't Change That Much [for A While], But I Never Missed Work.

I Always Thought Cheers Ended Well. You Always Anticipate That The Characters, Theough They're Leaving Television, Will Somehow Go On In Another World Of The Imagination, Which I Think Is Good.

I Became An Actor, And Because I Had Success As An Actor, I Became Famous. I Was Acting For Quite A While Before I Got Famous; Television Made Me Famous. I Guess That It's Television That Is Responsible For Everybody's Desire To Be Famous.

The First Thing I Thought [when I Read The Script] Was That Frasier Was An Intellectual At Some Points But Also An Everyman - Flawed And Very Insecure.