Fame Has Always Been A Downside To

Fame Has Always Been A Downside To Acting For Me. It Gives Me The Creeps.

I Think Acting Is Totally Conducive To Being A Little Kid, Because Kids Are Less Inhibited And Use Their Imagination.

When I Was A Teenager, If Anyone Recognized Me For Anything I Did, It Would Ruin My Day. I Couldn't Handle It. It Was Some Sort Of Neurotic Phobia. I Guess I Was Paranoid That People Would Treat Me Differently, Or In An Unfair Way, Because Of My Job.

There Seems To Be A Notion In Hollywood That If You Want To Make Money, You Have To Sacrifice Doing Good Work With Integrity. And I Think That's Bullshit. I Think That's An Excuse, And It's What People Say Who Are Scared That They Can't Do Good Work.

Storytelling In General Is A Communal Act. Throughout Human History, People Would Gather Around, Whether By The Fire Or At A Tavern, And Tell Stories. One Person Would Chime In, Then Another, Maybe Someone Would Repeat A Story They Heard Already But With A Different Spin. It's A Collective Process.