I Think I've Been Really Lucky To

I Still Do Live Concerts All Over The Country - About Four A Month - With Singing And Characters And Improv. It Keeps Me Limber. I'll Never Lose That. And Comedy Is Still The Bread And Butter.

[ed Grimley] Lives In A Retirement Home In New Jersey. It's Called The Retirement Home In New Jersey For Characters Who Were Interesting In The '80s For About An Hour. He's There With The Whiners, Gumby And Jon Lovitz's 'that's The Ticket' Guy.

A Musical Is Only As Good As Its Director. The Same Can Also Be Said For The Cia.

There Was An Era When People Would Turn On Their Radio And Hear A Radio Drama. Now, You Could Be As Scared By That As Seeing It Filmed. In Those Days, People Used To Sit By The Fire And Imagine What They Were Hearing. Everything Is Its Own Art Form.

The Thing In Comedy Is That Once You Start Worrying About Something Not Succeeding, You're Frozen. There's No Verdict On Anything. You Can Make ¡three Amigos!, And Some People Will At The Time Say, "oh, That's Too Silly." Then Five Years Later, Silly Is Hip. Now It's Considered Art. I Never Comment On Anything I Do, Because If I Say Anything Negative About X Film, Or X Tv Show, Or X Project, People Who Saw It And Loved It Go, "well, Am I An Idiot?"