You'll Never Really Be Great

Your Job As Actors Is To Understand The Size Of What You Say, To Understand What's Beneath The Word.

You Have To Get Beyond Your Own Precious Inner Experiences.

Our Heritage As Actors Goes Back Thousands Of Years, And We Have To Feel As Comfortable In The Clothes, And The Language Of Sophocles As We Do In Our Sneakers.

Be Innocent, Wise And Ninety-five.

In Life, As On The Stage, It's Not Who I Am But What I Do That's The Measure Of My Worth And The Secret Of My Success. All The Rest Is Showiness, Arrogance And Conceit.