You Can Hardly Tell Where The Computer

I Don't Turn My Nose Up At Anything. If It's A Great Part, It's A Great Part. It's Not Like, "i Don't Make Studio Films; I Work For David Lynch And Maybe A Few American Playhouse Directors, But That's It" - I'd Love To Do A Box-office Hit.

I'm Lucky Enough That Directors Sometimes Seek Me Out For Little Projects That People Don't Even Know About, That Just Surface Later On.

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 Really Don't Consider Myself To Be A Conventional Hollywood Star. I've Never Really Been Marketed By The Big Studios To Do Mass Market Box Office Films.

It's Always Been A Desire Of Mine To Work With My Parents