But The Reason I Became, Why I

I Make Movies About People In Spiritual Crisis Because It's A Way For Me To Spend The Time, The Energy, The Focus And The Obsession To Come To Terms With My Own Spiritual Crisis.

I Guess I've Played A Lot Of Victims, But That's What A Lot Of The History Of Women Is About.

Eventually This All Passes. The Public Horrors Of Today Eventually Blow Away. And, Yes, You Are Changed By The Awful Wake Of Reckoning They Leave Behind. Hopefully In The Process You Don't Lose Your Ability To Throw Your Arms In The Air Again And Spin In Wild Abandon. That Is The Ultimate F.u. And - Finally - The Most Beautiful Survival Tool Of All. Don't Let Them Take That Away From You.

I Don't Really Think I Have The Personality. I Am Not Very External. I Don't Want To Dance On The Table And Do Impressions. So I Think That The Way I Approach It Is Really Loving Story. That's My First Love - The Words. The Words And The Story And How To Create Images. I Guess I Come At That As A Director. I Think That's Much More In My Personality To Be A Director, So That's Kind Of Informed My Acting.

I Don't Have A Burning Desire To Act Strangely Enough. I Don't Know That If I Hadn't Been An Actor As A Young Person, I Don't Know That I Ever Would Have Chosen This Because It's Not Really My Personality.