One Of The Things That I'm So

In Work, Never Have Any Regrets And Always Leave Everything On The Field.

I Get Off On The Interaction With People, And I Love The Chess Of A Movie And Particularly - Not Only In Preproduction Or In Production Or Postproduction - The Behavioral Chess. That Is, Learning And Being Humbled By And Also Teaching Certain People Certain Things. I Love That. As A Producer, You Have An Opportunity To See The Whole And Bring People Together.

Chris Cooper Once Told Me To Never Have Any Regrets. After Chris Said That To Me, I Walk Into Every Scene Thinking, 'exhaust Every Possibility.' Once You Get To A Certain Place, It's Like You Just Deliver Everything You've Got. Don't Have Any Regrets. It Pops Up In My Mind Over And Over And Over Again.

'brokeback Mountain' Takes All Your Conceptions Of America, And The Western, And Cowboys, And Sexuality, And Love, And It Stirs Them All Up.

I'm At A Period In My Life When I'm Figuring Out My Idea Of Who I Am And What I Want And How To Hold Onto Love -- All That Big Stuff. And I'm Starting To Realize That It Can Happen At Any Age. I Know People Who Are In Their 50s Who Are Figuring Out What They Want And Who They Are, And I Think It's Great. It's Like You're Always Approaching Life As A Beginner.