By Nature, I Keep Moving, Man. My

There's A Constant Chatter In Our House, Whether It's Giggling Or Screaming Or Crying Or Banging. I Love It. I Love It. I Love It. I Hate It When They're Gone. I Hate It. Maybe It's Nice To Be In A Hotel Room For A Day - 'oh, Nice, I Can Finally Read A Paper.' But Then, By The Next Day, I Miss That Cacophony, All That Life.

We Still Check In With Each Other. She Was A Big Part Of My Life, And Me Hers. I Don't See How There Cannot Be [that]. That's Life, Man. That's Life.

Religion Works. I Know There's Comfort There, A Crash Pad. It's Something To Explain The World And Tell You There Is Something Bigger Than You, And It Is Going To Be Alright In The End. It Works Because It's Comforting. I Grew Up Believing In It, And It Worked For Me In Whatever My Little Personal High School Crisis Was, But It Didn't Last For Me.

For Me A Film Is At Its Best When You Can Start Filling In The Story With Your Own Life Experience.

The Best Moments Can't Be Preconceived. I've Spent A Lot Of Time In Editing Rooms, And A Scene Can Be Technically Perfect, With Perfect Delivery And Facial Expression And Timing, And You Remember All Your Lines, And It Is Dead.