I'm Really, Really Lucky. I Was Given

As An Actor, Doing It For 30 Years, With Every Movie, You're Trying To Figure Out A Way To Make It More Naturalistic And More Organic To Humanity. When You Have Lines Like, "never Let The Monster Out," It's Hard.

It Just Seems To Me That From The Republican Perspective, There's So Much Focus On How Bad The Other Side Is, As Opposed To Their Running On Their Own Trajectory Within The Issues.

I Remember At The Premiere Of My Second Movie I Started Crying. I Thought, I'm So Bad That I Either Have To Stop This And Do Something Else Or Learn What I'm Doing.

My Craziest On-set Story Comes From During The Goonies, When I Came Up To Spielberg And Said That I Wanted To Climb The Walls Of The Tunnels And That It Represented My Mother's Womb, For Some Odd Reason. I Was Reading Stanislawski At The Time And Spielberg's Response Was "why Don't You Just Act."

It Takes Me 10 Minutes To Get Ready To Go Out, And That Includes The Shower.