There Is No Shortcut To Grieving.

I Don't Like To Plan. Very Often, For Me, Acting Is Like Loving; It's Using The Muscle That You Use In Loving, In That Your Heart Feels Open. Physically, You Feel Open. And So Therefore Your Job Is To Enter, Open, And Listen. And See What Happens.

If You Always Have To Be Watching Yourself And Judging, I Don't Think You're As Free.

Being A Catholic, I Was Drawn To The Mystery Of The Latin And The Smoke And The Mirrors And All Of That. That Part Of My Disposition Definitely Did Lend Itself To Finding My Way To The Back Door Of Some Artistic Pursuit.

When I Got The Script For Thelma & Louise, When I Met With The Director, Ridley Scott, I Said, "i Don't Want To Do A Revenge Film. I'm Not Interested In Doing That Moment In The Script After They Shoot The Truck, Where It Says They Jump Up And Down And They're Real Happy About It".

I Hate The Assumption That Once You're Committed To Someone You Stop Treating Each Other Like Individuals. I Like Getting Up Knowing I Am Choosing To Be With That Person.