It Helps Me Chill Out And Focus.

You Just Can Never Count On A Formula, On A Movie That You Think Is Going To Be A Big Hit, And That's Why You Do It. You Have To Choose Each One For What You Think You'll Learn And The Fun You'll Have. And Maybe The Cool People That You Work With Or A Character That You're Going To Be Able To Explore ... You Just Keep Your Fingers Crossed.

We Were Friends With Jonathan Demme. We Were All Down On The West Side Of New York, And I Think I Met Kurt Vonnegut Through Edith Demme. And Then I Was Lucky To Do Who Am I This Time? 1982, Which Was An Adaptation Of His Short Story That Jonathan Demme Directed With Chris Walken And I, And That Really Cemented The Friendship.

I Think Sometimes What Happens Is That All Of This Feeling Out Of Control Manifests Itself In Trying To Control Your Body; Whether It's An Eating Disorder Or Talking About Getting Your Nose Fixed, As If That's Going To Be The Solution To All The Pressure.

I Think Looking At Your Own Life, On- And Offscreen, You Can Motivate Anything, Or You Can Delude Yourself Into Anything.

There Wasn't Space To Mood-up. I Think Rose Byrne Was Just Extraordinary. Talk About A Character That Could Be Really Unsympathetic At Times. She Just Jumped In These Scenes That Go From Anger To Hysteria To Crying To Laughing And Back To Anger. I Just Marveled.