I Wouldn't Succeed At Musical Theater.

The Happiest Moment Of My Life Was Probably When My Daughter Was Born.

My Entire Life Has Been An Attempt To Get Back To The Kind Of Feelings You Have On A Field. The Sense Of Brotherhood, The Esprit De Corps, The Focus - There Being No Past Or Future, Just The Ball. As Trite As It Sounds, I Was Happiest Playing Ball.

In This Age Of Media And Internet Access, We Are Much More Talkative Than Ever Before.

Whenever Somebody Says They Need An Angle For Their Story I Always Fear That They've Got An Idea And They Want Me To Fit Into It Or They Want Me To Come Up With An Idea Myself Or I'm Supposed To Be More Revealing Than I've Been, And To Me It Just Sounds Like Something I Don't Want To Do.

I Kind Of Dread Any Kind Of Critical Response, Just Because It's Always Painful In Some Way. Even If It's 80 Percent Good, It's The 20 Percent That's Bad That You Remember - And That's A Higher Number Than I Usually Get, 80 Percent Would Be Amazing.