A Quote by Michael Madsen

My big ambition was to be Richard Petty. — © Michael Madsen
My big ambition was to be Richard Petty.
You don't talk to Richard Petty unless he talks to you.
I believe in what Richard Petty Motorsports is doing and their desire to win races.
I’d love to have an opportunity to tie the greats in Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt Sr.
An ambition to excel in petty things obstructs the progress to nobler aims.
This is a dream come true to race for 'The King' Richard Petty Motorsports, the iconic No. 43 and for all the fans and partners that have and continue to support this team.
The man of petty ambition if invited to dinner will be eager to be set next his host.
The philosophy I shared... was one of ambition - ambition to succeed, ambition to grow, ambition to move forward - backed up by hard work.
I heard that [Clarkson] said some petty things about someone I care deeply about, so I just made some petty remarks 'cause I'm a petty guy.
Shakespeare wrote great poetry and preposterous plays. Who really cares, for example, which petty tyrant rules Milan? Or who succeeds to the throne of Denmark? Or why the barons ganged up on Richard II?
Physically helping me with advice and direction and a job was Richard Petty. He did a lot for me at a young age, when I needed help and direction.
News-hunters have great leisure, with little thought; much petty ambition to be considered intelligent, without any other pretension than being able to communicate what they have just learned.
We start making every child ambitious, and ambition means you cannot love; ambition is anti-love. Ambition needs fight, ambition needs struggle, ambition needs you to use others as a means.
It's like Richard Petty always said, 'Racing isn't the job. That's where we get away from our job.' That's where we go out and have fun and get away from the madness. No one can bother you in there. There's no phones, no interviews - it's just you, driving.
Who among us has the strength to oppose petty egoism, those petty good feelings, pity and remorse?
I am trying to write a play that is big and I feel represents me - that's my big ambition.
People feel very ashamed to admit that they have in-law problems. They think it's something petty. But it's not petty at all. It hits deep emotions.
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