I Look Forward To A Time When

People Sometimes Mistake Being Serious With Being Taken Seriously.

I Think Fame Is One Of Those Things Where You Have A Window Of Opportunity And You Have A Certain Amount Of Trust From The Fans And Without That You Don't Have A Career.

Fame Is A Delicate And Dangerous Creature; I Saw People Who Didn't Honor It, Who Refused To Take Responsibility For It, Get Destroyed By It. I Also Saw That Stardom In And Of Itself Was Empty.

Sometimes In Television, If There Are Storylines That Are Oft-told, People Can Be Hypercritical Of Them.

I Did A Play Called 'on Golden Pond' In A Dinner Theater In Maine And Then Went To New York For A Talent Competition Having Put Together A Three-man Juggling Routine And Some One-liners And I Got Myself An Agent From That