The Big Difference With The Recognition Is

I Pray Every Night. I Just Talk To God And I Can Go To Sleep. I Don't Worry Anymore.

Kissing Macaulay Culkin Was Like Kissing A Brother. It Was Really No Big Deal.

I'm Very Happy To Make Specific Choices (as An Actor), (but) You Can't Be Married To Them Because You Never Know When The Writers Are Going To Be Like, "by The Way, You Have No Brothers, You Have A Sister."

An Actor's Responsibility Is To Play A Character Truthfully. That's Their Responsibility. That's Where It Ends. If They Choose To Use Their Reach And Accessibility In Order To Further Something That Matters To Them, That's Their Choice And That's Great - But It's Not For Anybody To Choose It For Them.

It Was More Like Having Unwanted Attention As A Child - If You'd Walk Around, People Would Recognize You, And It Would Be In A Weird, Almost Making-fun-type Manner.