Being On A Movie Set Is Like

Texas Women Have An Amazing Sense Of Purpose When They Lose It. They're The Best Girls In The World - They're Loyal And Fun, But When They Get Mad, They'll Try To Kill You.

It's Like Those High-school Yearbook Photos That Everyone Would Rather Not See: Oh My God, Look At That Mullet Hair. I Have Those Photos Too, But For Me, They're, Like, Entire Movies. And They Show Them On Cable.

When You See A Culture Where The Intellectual Architects Of The Invasion Are Not Shamed For Their Behavior But Rewarded Within The Mainstream Media Culture, Black Comedy, Satire, Absurdism Is The Only Response.

I Just Love The Process Of Working With Other Actors. It's Like Jamming With A Musician, Except It Takes A Little More Effort To Get To That Place As An Actor, Because You Have The Cameras And Lights And Everything. But I Love Jamming With These People.

Well, Acting Itself Is A Form Of Rebellion, Always. Getting Up There In Front Of People, Telling Stories - You're Kind Of Going Against The Grain To Begin With, Wanting To Do That, Don't You Think? Why Else Would You Do It? Except Maybe As Kind Of A Way To Affirm Your Very Existence.