When One Person Is Enslaved, We’re All

People - Whatever Their Race, Religion, Sexual Preference - Deserve To Be Treated As Human Beings.

I Never Studied. I Was Too Afraid. I Thought That If An Acting Teacher Had Said To Me, "you Know What, You're Not Good," I Would Not Have Gone Any Further. It Was Easier For Me To Justify Going To An Audition And Getting Rejected, Maybe Because They Wanted Somebody Blonde, Maybe Because I Wasn't Experienced Enough. I Could Live With That More Easily.

At Its Core Twitter Is About Sharing, And I Think That In Life We Never Feel Better Or More Energized Than When We're Giving To Someone Else.

When One Person Is Enslaved, We’re All Enslaved.

There Was One Element Of My Childhood That Was Really A Positive Asset For Me. By Moving A Lot, I Learned To Assimilate Into Whatever New Surroundings I Had And To Become Very Comfortable With People Quickly. I Think That Was One Of The Strongest Contributing Factors To My Becoming An Actor, Because I Constantly Had To Readjust, Even Reinvent. But At The Same Time, It Also Became Very Easy For Me Not To Become Attached To People, Places, Or Things. I Learned To Enjoy People And Places For The Time I Had, For The Moment, To Be In The Moment, And Move On.