Happiness Is The True Beauty Weapon.

I Remember Anthony Perkins Saying, "real Is Not Necessarily Interesting." So Real Is Not Enough. But What Happens As An Actor Is That You're Really Trained To Listen And To Be Open And Have Empathy. It's Such A Natural Consequence That You End Up Being More Political. You Can Empathize With The Mother Whose Kids Are Going To Be Sent To Iraq, Or You Can Emphasize With The Mother Who Is Losing Their Child To A Disease. How Could You Not Then Be Active? So You're Automatically Drawn To That Aspect In The Rest Of Your Life.

I Did Study Drama At Catholic U, But The Undergraduates Weren't Put In Productions, Really, Except As Extras, And It Wasn't A Hands-on Kind Of Thing At All. I Couldn't Afford To Go To Another College. And My Grandparents Lived In D.c., So I Was Able To Live With Them, And That's How I Was Able To Afford It At All.

I Look Forward To Being Older, When What You Look Like Becomes Less And Less An Issue And What You Are Is The Point.

New York Is Very User-friendly If You Don't Want To Be In A Car All The Time. It Can Also Provide You With Surprises Because It's So Compressed - If You Walk Around, You Just Find Things.

I Think Where You Get Into Trouble - For Instance The Mixing Of Sex And Violence - Is When You're Telling An Audience That This Horrible Thing Is Enjoyable. The Suffering Just Gets Out Of Hand Too Much. It Becomes Pornographic.