I Cry Every Chance I Get.

I Find That You Can Use An Acting Technique When The Thing Isn't Working, Not That You Make The Technique The End Result Of Your Work. You Use The Technique When You're In Trouble And Things Aren't Flowing The Way They Should. It's A Way Of Fooling Yourself To Make It Work Again.

His Holiness [the Dalai Lama] Has Told Me, Urgently And Repeatedly, That He Thinks My Photographs Are Crap. His Exact Words Were, 'these Photos Are Of Poor Quality. Why Is There No Sharp Focus? There Is No Clarity!' I Said, 'but Your Holiness, It's Goyaesque.' And He Said, 'no! It's Out Of Focus!'

If You Have A Built-in Level Of Respect And Trust And Openness To Essentially Be Yourself, It Allows For A Deeper Uncensored Communication [with Your Partner].

I'm Not That Tough; I'm Not That Smart. I Need Life Telling Me Who I Am, Showing Me My Mind Constantly. I Wouldn't See It In A Cave.

When You Work As An Actor, You've Got To Feel Safe Even In What Appears To Be The Simplest Things.