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My Work Has Always Been Important To Me. The Reason I Continue To Do It Is Because It's So Much Fun For Me. I Love My Work And So That's What Keeps Me In The Game.

When I Was A Carpenter, I Once Worked With This Russian Lady Architect. I Would Tell Her, ‘look, I’m Terribly Sorry, But I Want To Change That A Half Inch,’ And She Would Say, ‘no Limit For Better.’ I Think That Is A Worthy Credo. You Keep On Going Until You Get It As Close To Being Right As The Time And Patience Of Others Will Allow.

That [film What's My Line] Was Very Useful To Me Because It Had Branch Rickey In A Social Situation. Every Other Bit Of Film [42] That I Had Was Him Making A Speech.

I Enjoyed Carpentry, And It Was Very Good To Me For 12 Years.

My Goal Was Just To Work Regularly. I Didn't Ever Expect To Be Rich Or Famous. I Wanted To Be A Working Character Actor.