That's How You Deal With

Shakespeare Is Like Mother's Milk To Me.

It's Very Interesting, I Had An Extremely Intense Experience With My Dad In 2002, When He Was An Old Man And Very Ill And I Was Taking Care Of Him And My Mother, And He Was Extremely Depressed, Virtually Lost The Will To Live, And I Realized My Main Job Was Cheering Him Up To Save His Life.

I Learned The Most About Myself, And You Ask What I Learned? Well, I Learned My Strengths And My Weaknesses, And It's Far More Important To Learn About Your Weaknesses Than Your Strengths.

I Find I Have To Walk A Little Faster In Public These Days, But It's Very Easy To Remember When Nobody Had Any Idea Who I Was.

I Can't Get Used To The Fact That I'm 68 Years Old. I Still Feel Like A Youngster. I Am Playing A Part Even Older Than 68 - 71 Years Old. It's Kind Of Startling To See Myself In A Movie And Realize, "yup. That's Exactly What I Look Like."