Everybodys Constantly Being Destroyed And Rebuilding Themselves,

That Could Sound Arrogant, I Guess, But Sometimes I Feel Like I Have A Bit Of A Zelig Thing. I'll Blend In Wherever. I'm From The South, So I'll Have A Southern Accent When I'm Home. But If I'm Up Here In New York, I Have A British Accent.

One Of The Great Things About Acting Is You Can Do Things That In Real Life Would Get You In Trouble. I Think That's Something I Figured Out Pretty Early On.

When You See A Struggle That You May Be Having Personally Put On A Big Screen And In A Roomful Of People, Then It Makes You Feel Less Crazy Or Alone, Because You're Seeing That Other People Are Dealing With It Too. You Get To See In This Imaginary Scenario How People Might Try And Answer Some Questions Or Deal With Some Problems.

The Most Fascinating Part Of Movies Is The Organism Of The Movie - It's Such A Bizarre Thing To Do, To Make A Movie. To See These People Come Together, Band In Unity, To Create This Thing That Almost Doesn't Exist. It Only Exists Because It's Projected On A Screen, But Other Than That, It's An Illusion.

I've Always Been Happy Just To Be Working. It Doesn't Really Matter For Me How Many People Are Familiar With My Name Or My Picture, Or Whatever.