I Believe In Using Words, Not Fists.

I Hope They're Present In Their Lives And Feel Some Kind Of Empathy. I Think A Lot Of The Mistakes That Have Been Made In The World Have Been Through A Lack Of Empathy. If You Can Identify With Someone Else And Empathise With Someone Else, Then Activism Is A Short Step Away, She Explained In An Interview With Parade.

Theater For Me Is Terrifying But Much More Rewarding, Because You Know What They're Seeing. Film Is All Little Bits And Pieces. And You Can Do An Amazing Job, But If The Camera Isn't Getting It, It Doesn't Work. And Then Other Times When You Feel You Really Weren't Present, And Then You See It And Somehow It Works. So There's A Mystery, There's A Strange Collaboration That Takes Place With Everybody.

I Remember Anthony Perkins Saying, "real Is Not Necessarily Interesting." So Real Is Not Enough. But What Happens As An Actor Is That You're Really Trained To Listen And To Be Open And Have Empathy. It's Such A Natural Consequence That You End Up Being More Political. You Can Empathize With The Mother Whose Kids Are Going To Be Sent To Iraq, Or You Can Emphasize With The Mother Who Is Losing Their Child To A Disease. How Could You Not Then Be Active? So You're Automatically Drawn To That Aspect In The Rest Of Your Life.

You Create This Situation Where You Are So Dependent On Each Other. That's Especially True For Film. In Theater, The Actor Has Much More Say, Much More Control, For Better Or Worse.

Making Love Is Like Hitting A Baseball. You Just Gotta Relax And Concentrate.