Give Your Heart To Everybody You Meet.

I Have Totally Hitched My Wagon To The Horse Of Storytelling, And The Idea That None Of Us Know Why We're Born, Or Why We're Gonna Die, Or What We're Planted Here, Or What's On The Other Side Of The Galaxy, Or When Time Began, Or When Time End. The Whole Nature Of Reality Is Pretty Up For Grabs, Really.

I'd Really Rather That Nobody Had A Gun, And Then Nobody Would Have To Worry About It. That Would Be More My Theory. In America, There's This Knee-jerk Response That More Walls And More Guns Make People Safer, And I'm Entirely Suspect Of That Way Of Thinking.

Whenever Actors Tout Off About Doing Their Own Stunts, It's Always ... They're So Protective Of You That I Always Know These Stunt Guys Are So Good [and] They're Never Going To Put You In Danger. But It's Fun To Do Something Kind Of Exciting, Even Something As Simple As Driving 70 Through A Tunnel With Five Motorcycles ... It Sounds Simple, But It's Actually Really Nerve-wracking.

I Always Felt That A Marriage Works Best At A Farm... Where You're Together And Everybody Has Clear-cut Roles; They Have Chores, 'you Take Care Of This' And You Know. But It's Hard.

It Was When I Was On The Set Of Dead Poets Society.there Was Actor,his Name Was Norman Lloyd. One Day He Took Us All Aside And Said, "you Guys Don't Even Understand What A Powerful Experience You're Having. You Don't Really Understand What A Gift This Is." We Were Going, "what Does He Mean?" It Was That Really Wonderful Opportunities Aren't To Be Taken For Granted. I Often Found That It Had Embedded Itself In My Memory.