I Remember Telling A Neurosurgeon, "don't Give

Never Accept Ultimatums, Conventional Wisdom, Or Absolutes.

I Never Said I Will Stand, I Said I Hoped To Stand. It Wasn't A Prediction.

In The Second Half Of The 20th Century, People Are Becoming More Limited: Vocabularies Are Smaller, Thoughts Are Smaller, Aspirations Are Smaller, Everything Is Very Scaled Down. Everyone Is Typecast.

In The Face Of Adversity, Hope Often Comes In The Form Of A Friend Who Reaches Out To Us.

It Never Occurred To Me That I Was A Leading Man Until I Was 19 Years Old. I Had Been Acting Since I Was 10, So That's Nine Years And 30 Or 40 Plays, In School And Summer Stock, Professional Theater, Too.