I Am The Me I Choose To

I Did Not Go Into The Film Business To Be Symbolized As Someone Else's Vision Of Me.

I Was Not The Kind Of A Principal Player That Was So In Demand That Eight Or 10 Or 12 Scripts Came Per Month.

We Suffer Pain, We Hang Tight To Hope, We Nurture Expectations, We Are Plagued Occasionally By Fears, We Are Haunted By Defeats And Unrealized Hopes . . . The Hoplessness Of Which I Speak Is Not Limited.

A Person Doesn't Have To Change Who He Is To Become Better.

I Was A Gift To My Mother. She Was A Remarkable Person. God Or Nature, Or Whatever Those Forces Are, Smiled On Her, Then Passed Me The Best Of Her.