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I've Always Felt Like A Teacher. Whenever I've Learned Something Important, My Reaction Has Always Been To Tell Everybody About It. I Read A Book, I Buy 100 Copies And I Send Them Out.

A Good Many Dramatic Situations Begin With Screaming.

We're Still Living With The Old Paradigm Of Age As An Arch. That's The Old Metaphor: You're Born, You Peak At Midlife And Decline Into Decrepitude.

What's Totally Terrifying Is That, Unlike A Musician Who Has A Musical Instrument, Or A Painter That's Got A Canvas And A Brush, Acting Is Us. Our Energy, Our Soul, Our Spirits. And It's So Hard Because It's So Vul­nerable. You're Exposing Everything.

I Lived In France During The '60s. I Was There From The Early '60s Until 1970, So My View Of The '60s Is More Global. It Was A Time Of Tremendous Transition, Not Only For America But For The Whole World.