If You Can't Help People, Then What

As Actors, We React To The Material That's Out There, And I Probably Just React More Strongly To Things That I Feel Will Have Some Social Value.

I Think Marrying Somebody Who's Not A Celebrity, It Just Takes A Lot Of The Pressure Off.

Being Known As A Writer Did Change The Relationships I Had With Directors. The Rap On Actors Is That They Always Want To Inflate Their Parts. But When Directors Know You Write Screenplays And Have A Different View Of Things, You Really Get Invited Into The Huddle In A Much Fuller Way. And Those Collaborations End In Friendships.

If There's An Idea I Think Is Really Good And I Feel Like I Can Write It, Then I'll Do It.

I've Gotten Much Better At Multi-tasking. It's Hard, Though. But, Writing A Script Is Not Totally Focused. You're Taking Little Breaks, All The Time. If A Kid Runs In, You Give 'em A Horsey Ride. It's A Pretty Fluid Process.