Acting Is Hard Work. At Times, It's

[oscar Wilde's Salome Screenplay] Is Not Autobiographical In A Sense Where You Go To My House And See My Kids And Stuff Like That, But That's Why I Guess It's Semi-autobiographical.

The Interesting Thing About This Is I Don't Know What My Vision [ In Salome The Play And Salomaybe] Is Yet About. I'm Sensing Something And I'm Going Along With It. It Reminds Me Of A Painting, The Way Jackson Pollack Painted - Jackson Pollack, The Great, Great Artist.

I've Had Very Deep Relationships That Lasted For Long Periods Of Time With People - You Could Almost Call Them Marriages, Even Though I Didn't Marry. But It Was Costly.

It Used To Worry Me What People Said About Me. I'm Learning Not To Worry As Much. Sometimes You Feel Critics Are Wrong All The Time, But I Don 't Take Objection To It, Because That's The Way It Goes. They Can Be Wrong, They Can Be Right. They Can Be Cruel, They Can Be Kind.

A Lot Of Acting Is Private Time.