Let's Face It: Bush Is Just Dim.

What I Try To Do Is Make Sure That The Directors I'm Working With Are On The Same Page And Want To Do The Same Kind Of Films. You Can Really Protect Yourself As An Actor If You Work With Really Good People. It Can Hide A Lot Of Flaws Along The Way.

We're In A Strange State In Our World Where We Sort Of Have That Belief - And I Have It Too - That If It's Written Down There's Got To Be Some Truth In It. We Haven't Quite Got To The Spot Where You Go: "well, It Doesn't Necessarily Mean It's True." It Could Actually Be Completely Made Up And Made To Look Very Nice. So, We Have To Get To The Point Where Scandal And Those Kinds Of Things Are Less And Less Important Because Otherwise We Won't Have Anyone Willing To Run As Politicians.

You've Got To Remember That Films Don't Lead The Way. People Think That Films Are Trying To Lead Society. Mostly, They're Reflecting The Moods And Thoughts That Are Going On In The Country Or Around The World.

I've Walked With Very Famous People Down Red Carpets Over To The Crowd Of Thousands Of People, And You'll Reach Out To Shake Their Hand And They've Got A Camera In Their Hand. And They Don't Even Get Their Hand Out, Because They're Recording The Whole Time.

You Never Really Learn Much From Hearing Yourself Talk.