Whatever Character You Play, It Gives You

It's Always Been A Desire Of Mine To Work With My Parents, So Wild At Heart Was A Wish Come True. The First Day We Did A Scene Together I Came Down The Stairs And My Mom Pointed That Finger At Me: "don't You Dare Talk To That Boy Again!" You Know, I've Seen That Finger For 23 Years. And I Started Laughing, She Started Laughing, Then The Whole Crew Broke Up - In That Moment, They All Knew That She And I Had Been There Before.

It's Very Easy To Get Caught Up In - There's A Hype Going On Now That I Haven't Seen In Years, And It's Actually More About Press Than It Is About An Actor's Work Or What Films They've Been In.

You're Not Directing An Actor Toward A Thing They Can't Achieve. Because Direction Is Elusive. When Directors Hold Respect For The Various Craftsmen And -women Who Are Telling The Story, It's The Greatest Result. I Think People Do Their Bravest Work When Given An Elusive Canvas.

I Love Comedy. David's Lynch The Only Person I've Worked With More Than Once Who Sees Me As A Specific Thing - He Sees Me As The Sexy Bimbo, In Ways, And He Also Sees Me As Lucille Ball. Actually, Nick Cage And I Did Lucy And Ricky In Two Scenes In Wild At Heart That Were Cut Because The Movie Was Four Hours Long.

I Would Say Steven Spielberg Is Family To Me. He's A Genius. We Survived A Hurricane Together. I Ran From Half-puppet,half-nothing Creatures. It Was Months Of Our Life As Family. It Was The Wildest Film, Jurassic Park, I'd Ever Worked On That Way.