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When I Did The Film Generations, In Which The Character Died, I Felt Like A Guest For The First Time. That Made Me Very Sad.

I Had Been In A Shakespeare Company For Three Years And Done A Lot Of Shakespeare. That Was Fun. That Was Interesting. It Was A Lot Of Work - Anything Other Than Shakespeare Was Less Work. I Had A Lot Of Interesting Roles, But I Don't Point To Them And Say, "that Was More Interesting Than That," Because I Don't Know What The Criteria Are.

I Love Living In Los Angeles.

My Kids Say If There's Any Family Dinner That Doesn't Result In Somebody Crying, It's Not A Good Dinner. They Cry Because It Helps Relieve Them Of A Guilt Or Some Onerous Emotional Burden. It's Like A Family Tradition.

I Proceeded To Prove Everybody Right As To How Bad An Economics Student I Was By Failing As An Assistant Manager In Every Theatre I Went To That Hired Me, Both As An Assistant Manager And As An Actor. I Lost Money And Tickets, And I Couldn't Keep Track Of Anything. So Eventually They Fired Me From Assistant-manager Jobs, But Kept Me On As An Actor.