I Have A Lot Of Faith In

I Always Tell That To Young People - Go To College, Do Theater, Work With An Audience. Don't Try To Learn How To Act In Front Of Millions And Millions Of People. Don't Make That Your First Ambition, To Be On A Sitcom Or Get Into The Movies. Learn Who You Are As An Actor, And The Best Way To Do That Is To Do It In Front Of An Audience.

If You Read In Front Of Your Kids, It's Very Likely That They'll Become Readers, Too

It's My Theory That If You Hear Enough Applause And Laughter At A Young Enough Age, You're Doomed

That's How You Deal With Stardom; You Make It The Least Important Part Of Your Life.

My Father Was A Man Of The Theater. I Grew Up In A Theater Family. As A Young Man, As A Boy, I Gypsied Around With My Siblings And My Parents To, Like, Eight Different Towns, Went To Eight Different Schools. All Those Things Were Extremely Formative, And I Think That's What Happens.