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That Sort Of Detailed Filmmaking Is One, Hard To Do And Not Have It Be Pretentious, And Two, Have It Tell The Story, Which Is What You're Taught, That Cinema Is The Language Of Images And You Really Should Be Able To Make A Film With No Dialogue And Tell A Story.

You've Just Got To Have A Sense Of Respect For The Person You Have Children With. Anger Doesn't Help Anybody. Ultimately You Have To Say Forgiveness Is Important, And Honoring What You Had Together Is Important. But It's Easy To Say And Harder To Do.

If You're Intuitive And You Have A Desire For People To Be Happy And You Want Equilibrium And You Want Life To Be Good, Then You'll Worry. But We Need To Embrace The Idea That, "no, I'm Putting That Aside, Over There, In A Box. I'll Open That Box When I Wake Up In The Morning And Deal With It Then." I Really Find That Men Tend To Do That, And It's Great To Be Able To Do.

I Was Walking Around Legally Blind. Now I Have 20-20 Vision. I Can't Believe I Spent So Many Years Blurry, But I Think That Coincides With How I Was Feeling. Now I Notice If People Are Watching Me, But I Also Smile Right Back If Someone Waves, Which Helps.

Actors Have To Protect Each Other In A Way. The Idea Of Humiliating Another Actor Or Being Humiliated Myself Is Devastating.