I'm In My 60s Now, And Just

I Remember In "law Of Desire," Where I Played A Homosexual, That People Were More Upset That I Kissed A Man On The Mouth Than I Killed A Man. It's Interesting To See How People Can Pardon You For Murdering A Man, But They Can't Pardon You For Kissing One.

As Much As You Know It, And You Know The Method, You Can Pretty Much Do What You Want. No Idea Is Going To Be Shot Down. You Just Put It In The Garbage Later. You Have To Say The Lines In Many Different Ways. So They Have A Lot Of Material To Work.

I've Done Many Different Movies In Many Different Contexts.

It Is Just A Very Freaky Experience When You Go To The Movie Theater And You See It For The First Time. In Close-up You See Those Eyes. There Are Little Touches Here And There That I Recognize As Myself. The Process Is Fun.

Every Time, I Reaffirm In Myself That The More Comfortable You Are, The Less You Are Creating. You Have To Feel A Little Bit Of Pain In The Creation.