The First Play I Saw Was A

It's A Really Weird Thing, Modern Divorce. I Found Out I Was Getting Divorced On Television. That Was Kind Of Weird.

Mark Twain Had A Way Of Telling Stories That Shifts Your Consciousness Away From Labels.

It Was Very Serious And I Wanted To Do Something Really Different So There Was This Comedy Called Top Secret.

I Probably Complained More When I Was Younger. The Movie Industry Can Be Frustrating But I Think Sometimes I Could Have Been More Helpful, Approaching A Film As A Partnership Rather Than Being Critical Of A Director's Ignorance. I Wasn't Sensitive To The Fact That It's Very Hard To Direct.

If You Play Mark Twain And He's Not Funny, You Are Definitely Not Playing Mark Twain. That Was The Biggest Challenge, In Some Ways. Writing And Performing Jokes That Can Come Out Of That Brilliant Delivery System He Constructed: The Friendly, Avuncular Truth-teller.