Happiness Is The True Beauty Weapon.

I Think It's Very Hard To Be Naked In A Scene And Not Be Upstaged By Your Nipples.

9/11 Just Seemed To Come Out Of The Blue. And There Were People Asking Questions, But Then There Were No Answers. At Some Point, It Just Turned Into, "we've Got To Do What We've Got To Do." And I Think Those Are The Moments When You Grow, When You Get The Opportunity To Try To Figure Out, Exactly As You Said, What Price Are You Paying, And If It's Worth That Price.

I Always Had A Problem With Original Sin; I Always Had A Problem With The Exclusivity Of The Church And A Lot Of The Things That The Nuns Taught Me.

I Always Think That The Difference Between Film And Theater Is Like The Difference Between Masturbation And Making Love. Because, In Film, You Just Have To Get One Moment Right; You're Practically By Yourself. And In Theater, You Actually Have To Have A Relationship With The Audience.

Really, For Me, It's Important To Know Who's Pitching And Who's Catching - Just What That Scene Is Supposed To Accomplish In Terms Of Storytelling. That Being Said, On The Day, Basically What You're Trying To Get Yourself Into An Open Place. And If The Character Is In A State Of Anxiety Or Vulnerability, You Try To Find Some Touchstone.