I Come From The Slums; I Come

You Can See All Sorts Of Things In Film Acting If You Know Where To Look And What To Look For. One Thing I Often Notice Is That The Actor Is Looking For His Mark, The Place Where He Has To Stand To Be In The Right Place In The Shot.

Presenting The Oscars Was The Most Nerve-racking Job I Have Ever Done In Show Business. It's Very Much A Live Show: They Have Comedy Writers Waiting In The Wings, And As You Come Off Between Presentations, They Hand You An Appropriate Gag To Tell.

It's Vital To Have Your Own Space So You Aren't Constantly In Each Other's Pockets.

I've Done My Job And I've Got The Picture Out There, And I'm Very Happy With It.

I Think It Would Be Great For The Academy To Recognize Old Age.