I Always Feel That Art In General

As Much As You Know It, And You Know The Method, You Can Pretty Much Do What You Want. No Idea Is Going To Be Shot Down. You Just Put It In The Garbage Later. You Have To Say The Lines In Many Different Ways. So They Have A Lot Of Material To Work.

It's About Paying Attention To The Little Things, The Details... Constantly Rediscovering Your Partner, Knowing There's A Way Out Of Any Crisis.

I Mean, The Constitution Of This Country Was Written 200 Years Ago. The House I Was Living In In Madrid Is 350 Years Old! America Is Still A Project, And You Guys Are Working On It And Bringing New Things To It Every Day. That Is Beautiful To Watch.

I Discovered Very Soon, Especially For Movies, Because I Started In Theater, That Every Director Has His Own Universe. You Have To Be Free Enough To Try To Understand What He Wants From You. Especially When That Director Has A Tremendous Personality. And I'm Talking About People Like Pedro Almodovar And Robert Rodriguez And Quentin Tarantino And Woody Allen. And You Have To Adapt. If You Don't Adapt To Them, You Are Off The Thing.

I Remember In "law Of Desire," Where I Played A Homosexual, That People Were More Upset That I Kissed A Man On The Mouth Than I Killed A Man. It's Interesting To See How People Can Pardon You For Murdering A Man, But They Can't Pardon You For Kissing One.