I've Always Been Really Hot On Westerns.

My Job, Personally, Is To Do As Much As I Can To Spread The Warning That If We're Not Careful, It Will End. The Problem Is, We Don't Think Beyond Our Immediate Needs.

People Don't Want To Hang Around Someone That You Don't Know How They're Going To React To Anything You Do Or Say.

I'm Not Digging Tunnels, I'm Not Building Buildings. My Work Is Not Hard, My Work Is Refreshing, My Work Is Pleasant. The More The Better. Lying Around And Getting No Job Is Debilitating.

I Like The Character Roles. Somewhere Back There I Really Came To The Conclusion In My Mind That The Difference Between Acting And Stardom Was Major. And That If You Become A Star, People Are Going To Go To See You. If You Remain An Actor, They're Going To Go And See The Story You're In.

Working On Stage Is Really A Great Voice Developer.