I Am Not A Has-been. I Am

After The Age Of 30 In The Movie Profession, You're Pretty Well Over As Far As The Casting People Are Concerned.

It's Inappropriate And Vulgar And Absolutely Unacceptable To Use Your Private Life To Sell Anything Commercially, But I Think It's Kind Of A Sickness.

I’m Not Ashamed Of What I Am - Of How I Pass Through This Life. What I Am Has Given Me The Strength To Do It. At My Lowest Ebb I Have Never Contemplated Suicide. I Value What Is Here Too Much. I Have A Contribution To Make. I Am Not Just Take Up Space In This Life. I Can Add Something To The Lives I Touch. I Don’t Like Everything I Know About Myself, And I’ll Never Be Satisfied, But Nobody’s Perfect. I’m Not Sure Where The Next Years Will Take Me - What They Will Hold - But I’m Open To Suggestions.

My Mother Was The Greatest Example To Me Of Anyone I've Ever Known. She Didn't Have An Easy Life. I Adored Her. She Worked Hard All Her Life, And She Was The One Who Set My Values. She Was Quite An Amazing Woman, Although She Wasn't Tough At All.

The Problem In America As Far As Actors Are Concerned - And It's Probably True In Other Fields, As Well - Is That They Don't Value People Who Are Older Or Talented. I Don't Think Ability Means Anything. How Much Money You Have Or How Much Money You Can Make For Them Are The Only Things They Seem To Care About Or Understand.