Your persona on stage is of kind of dim, silly guy. My comedy persona came from my early teens, when we make our adjustments to adulthood or backwards, and with this I've gone with the latter. But it's much more sophisticated now. I guess I keep little playful place in me where I can open up. But at this point, I' not the kid anymore, I play more a victim now, and that's the universality of the personal.
People can identify with that.
I think my brother does an excellent job. I always think of him as a combination of Bud Abbott and Dean Martin. When we first did Tonight Show. That was just stunning. And the first time we played New York and Chicago.