There Is No Such Thing

I Feel That Marrying Younger And Being Quite A Young Dad Helped Me With The Stability Of My Career.

I Learned To Travel, Then I Travelled To Learn.

I Come From An Alcoholic Irish Background - I Know Where I Was Going! But I Met My Wife And Started To Practise Buddhism, Which Is A Levelling Experience For Me, And There Hasn't Been A Day I've Missed In 40 Years. I Apply It To Everything - To My Work And Relationships. I Try To Be A Compassionate Person.

I Personally Never Thought That 'dallas' Would Resurrect Itself Because I Didn't Think Anybody Knew How To Do It. And It Was Proven To Me On The Few Attempts That Were Made. The Movie That Was Going To Be Done, I Read That Script, It Was Atrocious. It Was Just Awful. And I Just Didn't Think Anybody Understood It Anymore.

The Last Episode Of Dallas Was In '1991.' Unfortunately, It Was A Terrible Episode To End The Show On: It Was A Sort Of 'it's A Wonderful Life' With Larry As The Jimmy Stewart Character. In That Episode, I Was An Ineffectual-schlep Kind Of Brother, Who Got Divorced Three Or Four Times And Was A Las Vegas Reject.