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The Most Solitary I Ever Felt Was When I Was Living In New York. I Used To Live In Enrico Caruso's Old Apartment, And I Had A Special Staircase That Took Me Up To The Roof. There Was Nobody Up There.

If You Don't Daydream And Kind Of Plan Things Out In Your Imagination, You Never Get There. So You Have To Start Someplace.

It's Like Kids Playing House: 'you Play The Father, I'll Play The Mother.' You Know, You Dress Up, You Play, They Pay, You Go Home. It's A Game - Acting's A Game.

Stripping Away Artifice - It's The Constant Standard I Aim For In Acting, To Approximate Life. People Talk About Being Bigger Than Life - But There's Nothing Bigger Than Life.

When You Dance Tango Fast, You Have To Think Slow.