To Play A Repressed Gay

I Am Not A Scientist, But I Don't Need To Be.

My First Date Was With A Girl Named Cessi. We'd Had A Beautiful Relationship Over The Phone All Summer Long. Then She Came Home And We Met To Go Out For The First Time To The Movies. When I Saw Her I Was Petrified. I Couldn't Even Look Her In The Eye To Talk To Her.

I'm Never Really Conscious Of Saying, "i'm Going To Take On A Specific Role To Combat A Certain Image In The Public Eye." I Think That's Pretty Manipulative And Transparent To The Public Anyway.

Obviously People Don't Want Other People To Tell Them How To Think Or What To Believe, Or To Tell Them What's Right Politically And What's Wrong.

The Challenge For Me Was Not Just The Prosthetic Work And How To Move Like An Older Man Would Move, But More So How To Have 50 Years Of Experience In The Workplace And Talk To A Young Robert F. Kennedy As If He Was Some Political Upstart That Didn't Know What The Hell He Was Talking About. That Was The Big Challenge [in The J. Edgar Hoover Mоvie].