I'm Not Going To Have A Tombstone.

Within Weeks Of Our Premiere, It Became Obvious That Leonard [nimoy] And The Character Of Spock Were Becoming Something Of A National Phenomenon. ... And To Be Unflatteringly Frank, It Bugged Me. ... [then, Gene Roddenberry] Said To Me The Wisest Thing He Could Possibly Have Uttered. He Said, `don't Ever Fear Having Good And Popular People Around You, Because They Can Only Enhance Your Own Performance. The More You Can Play To These People, The Better The Show.'

When I'm Interviewing Somebody I Don't Work From Prepared Questions.

I Think The Acting Satisfies The Need And Desire For Approval.

The Conundrum Of Free Will And Destiny Has Always Kept Me Dangling.

People Have An Affinity Towards Things, And You Don't Know Where It Comes From. Mozart Wrote A Symphony When He Was Four, So It's Said; The Theory Is Maybe Because His Father Was A Conductor, It Happened In Vitro, And He Heard The Music Before He Was Born, And By The Age Of Four He Knew How To Write Music.