While speaking to NPR's All Things Considered in 2013, Carradine shared his thoughts about his 1976 Academy Award win. He suggested that he had complicated feelings about the big award because it made him realize the fleeting nature of fame, but also gave him some wonderful opportunities.
In a 2013 interview with Criterion, Carradine said he "started songwriting when [he] was a teenager" and penned "I'm Easy" when he was 19. In addition, Carradine said Nashville's director, Robert Altman, realized his musical talent during the production of the 1974 film, Thieves Like Us.
In addition, Carradine said he wasn't fond of his Nashville character, who was originally going to be played by Gary Busey. After Busey left production to film a television pilot, Carradine had to switch from playing Bill (Allan F. Nicholls) to Tom. According to Carradine, he shared his concerns with feeling "uncomfortable" portraying Tom to Altman, who assured him it was "fine."
"He knew exactly what he was doing. And what you see in the film, the end result, is this actor who doesn't like the character he's playing. Well, what the audience gets is a guy who doesn't like himself. So smart," said Carradine.
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