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I Feel Like Being An Actor It Is A Great Way To Do Your Job And Be A Parent, Because You Have A Lot Of Freedom. You Have A Job And Then The Job Ends And Than Maybe You Don't Have Another Job For A While Or Maybe You Chose Not Have Another Job For A While. For An Actor, It's Like Maybe You Don't See Your Kid For Two Weeks While You Are Filming But Then You Might Have Three Months Off Where You Are At Home Every Day And Picking Him Up From School. I Find It's A Great Thing.

What Was Really Great With Eleanor Roosevelt - I Mean, Of Course, We All Have This Stereotypical, Really Satirical Almost, Version Of How She Speaks. What Was Really Interesting To Me Was I Found Various Radio And Tv Appearances Of Hers, But There Was One Talk Show That I Saw Her On; She Was The Only Woman, It Was All Men. They Were Talking About Policy - I Think It Was After She Was First Lady. I Think It Was More In The U.n. Days.

My Private Life Is Private. But At The Same Time, I Have Nothing To Hide. So What I Will Say Is That I Am Very Happy.

I'm A Total Theater Junkie - Whether I'm Working On A Stage Or Sitting In A Seat. I Am Always Looking For A Great Play And A Great Part To Do.

It Is Interesting To See How Far We've Come As A Society Since Then. But Also How Everybody Keeps Touching [ronald] Reagan And Trying To Evoke Him.