Anybody Can Call Me Jamie, And You

All Of Them - My Father, Mother, Step-mother, And Grandmother - Were All Wonderful Actors And Performers And They Are An Inspiration To Me, Both In Their Craft And In Their Humanity.

The Kids Know Me From 'babe,' But Usually It Is 'l.a. Confidential' That People Remember, Which Was The Second Film I Did. I Have Worked With Some Really Good People And The Films That I've Done For The Most Part Have Been Good.

Often We're Recreating What We Think We're Supposed To Be As Human Beings. What We've Been Told We're Supposed To Be, Instead Of Who We Authentically Are. The Key About The Creation Of Full Self-expression Is To Be Authentically Who You Are, To Project That.

I Prefer To Have Playback, But Sometimes, You Can't Have That Under Most Circumstances. First, It Is Expensive Because You Need A Playback Operator And Secondly, It Threatens A Lot Of Directors. I Only Watch My Performance. I See What Is Necessary For Me So That I Can See It Right At The Moment And I Can Fix It. That Appeals To Me A Great Deal.

I Always Change My Words In Everything I Do. I Make The Language Fit, Because I Know The Character From The Inside Out. Often Character Actors Are Not In A Position To Do That, But I Do It. I Don't Change Any Cue And I Never Change Anybody Else's Lines, But I Make My Own Words Fit My Mouth.