Robert Young Quotes

I`m a quiet person,

These arrests are the result of the continued great cooperation we get working with the Maine Warden Service.

Films were already changing into what they are today when I became `available` in 1962. The kind of role I was supposedly best suited for -- light romantic comedy leads -- no longer existed. There wasn`t a place for me. Feature films, you might say, passed me by. RY, when asked why he returned to TV in the late 1960s.

People are terrified about a lot of things that will never happen to them,

I was an introvert in an extrovert profession.

All those years at MGM I hid a black terror behind a cheerful face.

(Red Hat President Robert Young said the Intel/Netscape investment wasn`t needed to support the company`s retail effort but to gain credibility with corporate customers.) The key thing for growth of Linux in the commercial space is working with winners like Netscape, ... If we can prove ourselves with Netscape, other application vendors who haven`t ported their software to Linux yet will join in.

It`s not good or bad news except in as much as it`s going to create more opportunities for competitors such as ourselves to negotiate contracts with Dell and IBM, ... We`re successfully creating a lot of interest in the marketplace, but unless our bigger competitor is restrained from doing some of the things it has been doing in the marketplace, it`s going to be difficult for us to deliver to the customer.

The only inadvertent sort of thing is it sets us up as an either/or, ... You`re either with Microsoft or you`re against them. The market doesn`t want to hear that. The market wants suppliers who have customers` interests in mind. The perception is somehow that we want Microsoft users to fail. We want Microsoft users to succeed better than before.

As we go out to to do our farm meetings ... (energy is) probably the No. 1 issue that comes up right now,

I`m a quiet person. I don`t really believe in demonstrations, but I wanted to come here to support my son.

I see it as money in my pocket,

I really owe my first big opportunity to Irving Thalberg`s technique of remaking pictures to his satisfaction. I was hired for a bit part as Helen Hayes` son in The Sin of Madelon Claudet (1931) and, after shooting was completed, Thalberg kept adding scenes and reshooting so that, by accident my bit part became a significant role.

The real question becomes: How long do we stay at $70 oil?