worked with him. a very amazing man, very down to earth, calm, caring and a man with a kind heart! There are only good things I can say about him...he treats all the actors with respect...I wish all the success, good health and happiness to him and his family! He deserve the BEST! It was a pleasure to work with him in two movies and hoping that I will have a chance to work with him again in future. I am keeping my fingers crossed!
Jessie
Deserved praise. Though we never talked, we repeatedly encountered him and Natasha Richardson at plays put on by the Roundabout group. They were both on the board, were in several plays, and were often in the audience.
We saw them both first in Anna Christie where for most of the time they were the only two on stage - that is where they met, and where Steven Spielberg checked him out for Schindlers List.
Natasha Richardson later opened the long-running Cabaret with the same group; she was sexy in that indeed, maybe the sexiest we've seen on Broadway.
We saw them both just a few weeks before Natasha Richardson died. She was in A Streetcar Named Desire at Studio 54 and he was standing watching caringly off to the side in the right hand aisle.
One of the ushers told us he was there every night.