This Catholic Thing, I Think What It

The Only Thing I Can Talk About Is Just Forgiving Yourself, Because I Do Not Have Everything Together. And So I Tell People: No, You Should See My House, It's A Mess.

Every Time You Enter Into A Job It's A Whole New Universe. There's A New Language With A New Power Structure. If You Are In An All Black Cast Its A Different Dynamic, The Same With An All Male Cast Or A Crew That Is Mainly Women.

We Were Friends With Jonathan Demme. We Were All Down On The West Side Of New York, And I Think I Met Kurt Vonnegut Through Edith Demme. And Then I Was Lucky To Do Who Am I This Time? 1982, Which Was An Adaptation Of His Short Story That Jonathan Demme Directed With Chris Walken And I, And That Really Cemented The Friendship.

It Didn't Seem To Have Relevance, Except In Central America Or South America, Countries Where The Church Was Connected To The Fight Of The People For Economic Justice. That's Why It Was So Interesting To Find Myself Back With Sister Helen [in Dead Man Walking], This New Breed Of Nuns Who Were Making A Difference In The Community.

If You Can Just See All The Children Of The World As Your Own, All The Mothers Of The World As You Are, We Can Make A Huge Difference.