I Like Directing. It Takes

I Felt As If I Was The Brunt Of Some Massive Joke At My Expense: Can You Believe This Loser Can Be Connected To Marlon Brando And Katharine Hepburn? But Through The Years I Have Learned To Tolerate And Sometimes Embrace The Idea. People Have Asked Me If I Consider It An Honour. Well, All It Indicates Is That I've Been In A Lot Of Movies With A Lot Of People. And Besides That There Are Plenty Of Other Actors That Would Work.

The Hardest Gig There Is In Entertainment Is To Be The Lead In An Hour Show, Especially If It's A Show That's Blood And Guts And Fighting. It's Rough. I Love To Work, But To Do Something Different Is Really Exciting.

I Don't Read Reviews. I Haven't Read Them For Probably 30 Years. I Can't. When They're Bad, They're Really Rough, And When They're Good, They're Not Good Enough. You Can Always Find Something To Stress Over.

As I Was Coming Up On The Stage, There Was One Source That Could Make Or Break You, The New York Times. Inevitably There Would Be One Actor Singled Out For A Better Review, Or Worse, Than Somebody Else. The Effect Of That Was Cancerous, Divisive.

Ninety-five Percent Of Celebrity Is Good.