I Learned A Lot About Acting From

I Go On The Bus, I Walk. A Friend Left His Car Recently At My House And I Took It Out One Day Just For 15 Minutes And It Was Terrible. You Know Why? I Felt Like I Was Back In La Again. Four Or Five Years Ago, When I Had A Car And I Had Been Out Of The City I Wouldn't Feel I Was Back Until I Got In The Car, You Know. But Now I Feel Off The Grid. I Feel That I Am Not Part Of The Culture. And Because I Don't Have A Car I Don't Really Go Anywhere To Buy Things. In Fact, I Have Been In A Slow Process Of Selling And Giving Away Everything I Own.

It's Always Nice To Know People Are Watching And Having Their Own Ideas About Things And It's Nice When Your Audience Starts Trying To Guess What's Going To Happen, It Means They're Really Interested.

I Don't Have A Lot Of Money. I Get Some From Mad Men. But I Don't Think I'm Rich.

You Can't Compare Any Job Or Any Friendship Or Anything To Another. I Think If You Do, It's Kind Of A Recipe For Disaster.

You Don't Have To Be Kind. You Have To Be Calm. Once You Start Showing That People Can Affect Your Emotions, Then You Obviously Don't Have That Much Power. If A Stewardess Can Affect Your Emotional Life, Then You Don't Have Any Power In Life And You Just Showed Your Whole Hand.