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If People Are Constantly Reading About You, And You're Overexposed, They've Got No Reason To Go See Your Movies. Also, It's Not Pleasant Or Nice To Have Your Privacy Invaded.

Every Role You Do Is Kind Of A Side Of Yourself. That's Why They Give You The Part.

I Think That Poe Is So Resonant Because He Represents That Part Of Us That Is In Misery Or Sorrowful Or Wants To Explore The Darkness. He Wrote A Great Story Called 'the Imp Of The Perverse' About The Instinct Towards Self-destruction. Poe Is The Godfather Of Goth Literature And That Whole Movement.

The Sugar Frosted Nutsack Is Dizzyingly Brilliant. Mark Leyner Is A Hyperkinetic Shaman, Who Flies The Banner Of Rum And Candy And Writes Like A One-eyed Feral Bandit. His New Book Is Supremely Original, Delirious And Synapse-shattering.

With Acting, You Wanna See If You Can Get Into Trouble Without Knowing How You're Gonna Get Out Of It. It's Like The Exact Opposite Of War, Where You Need An Exit Strategy. When You're Acting, You Should Get All The Way Into Trouble With No Exit Strategy, And Have The Cameras Rolling.