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 In his early days of filming he often took along his 850 pounds of bar bells.
He "eats like a horse."
He was fond of playing poker between takes.
He took flying lessons.
He collected false beards and mustaches worn by famous stage and screen actors.
He likes conservative, well-tailored suits. But he likes unconservative, load colored pajamas.
He's a good cook. Steak is his favorite...unadorned, seared over a flame, then broiled.
He loves tinkering with machinery.
He is good with a camera and is always taking photographs.
He is fond of animals.
He doesn't like too efficient people, talking about himself or shaving.
He hates formal clothes.
He answered his fan mail himself. He likes to write letters.
He was determined to learn to speak Chinese and learn to play chess.
His favorite form of entertainment is visiting with friends, discussing theater, music, art, world events, and football.
Brahm's First Symphony is a avorite. He is also a boogie-woogie addict.
He is moody and gives himself pep talks.
He has no desire to play Hamlet.
He prefers a shower to a bath.
He needs very little sleep, but he does hate to get up in the morning. |
