I mean, an actor's got to be known for something. Typecasting is an unfortunate kind of reflex punishment for having done a… — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
The way you can see what an actor brings to a role is you turn the sound off. Everything else becomes subtext,… — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
If a person says they're an athlete but they don't compete in sports, then you wonder if they're really an athlete. It's… — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
A lot of the time you find that elements of a character are brought out by the actors playing them. — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
Actors need to be known for having done something, because the alternative isn't so good. — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
My first interaction with Gene was that after I auditioned I walked out of the room and then this big guy walks out with… — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
There's something inherently life-denying in television and radio and stuff that's canned. — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
I had a panic attack years ago in preparation for a very difficult show. And you cannot hear, or see, or you can't compute.… — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
Q was naughty, you know? He's naughty. He's not evil. He's not all good. He's sort of bad. You get to play him the… — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
I'm of the opinion that it flies in the face of reason not to believe. The odds are too great against you to not… — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
I'm sure Roddenberry in his wildest dreams never would have thought he would have gotten five TV series out of his idea. — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
I sail to Hawaii and back a lot, and it sometimes involves very terrifying experiences. And you have to keep yourself from becoming panicky. — John de Lancie Copy Share Image
