I Look At Someone's Face And I

I Think That's What I Love About My Life. There's No Maniacal Master Plan. It's Just Unfolding Before Me.

I Think The Downside Of The Internet Is That Speaking-or Writing-has Become The Point In And Of Itself.

I Think We Should All Feel Lucky And Blessed That People Are Still, In This Day And Age, Getting In Their Cars With Other People And Driving To A Location And Paying Money To Sit In A Theater And Watch A Play.

The More You Do It, The More You Learn To Concentrate, As A Child Does, Incredibly Intensively And Then You Sort Of Have To Relax. I Remember The First Film I Did, The Lead Actor Would In Between Scenes Be Reading A Newspaper Or Sleeping And I'd Think, 'how Can You Do That?'

Audiences Want To See Them, And In Fact, They Earn Money. The World Is Round, People.