The classic Martin anecdote about acting, perhaps apocryphal, is that while he and another actor were sitting on their horses waiting for the action to resume, the other actor started ruminating about his motivation. Martin is said to have replied, more or less, Your motivation is youre getting paid to say your lines. Martin famously never rehearsed the skits on his long-running hit TV show, and whether he was on TV or a Las Vegas stage, almost everything he said sounded like an ad lib
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