I Don't Do Things That Are Comedic.

I Do Believe In The Old Saying 'what Does Not Kill You Makes You Stronger.' Our Experiences, Good And Bad, Make Us Who We Are. By Overcoming Difficulties, We Gain Strength And Maturity.

If You Can Imagine The Area And The Land In Cambodia, I Mean There Are Hardly Any Roads In Big Parts Of The Country. The Roads They Have, In The Rainy Season, Become Just Mud. So, If You’re Somebody That Has Just One Leg, Or Blind With No Arms And You Have Children And You’re Trying To Work, And Earn Some Money, And Take Care Of Your Home, It’s Hard Enough To Be A Parent And Do All Of That Normally.

I Think Actors, Because We're In The World Of The Characters And The Movie, Are More Isolated, And It Always Really Fun To Wake Up And Be A Family With The Entire Crew.

Artists Raise Their Kids Differently. We Communicate To The Point Where We Probably Annoy Our Children. We Have Art Around The House, We Have Books, We Go To Plays, We Talk. Our Focus Is Art And Painting And Dress-up And Singing. It's What We Love. So I Think You Can See How Artists In Some Way Raise Other Artists.

It's Probably Not An Accident That The Films That I Care About Happen To Be About Issues That Matter To Me, Stories That I Want To Tell. If You're Going To Spend Two Years Of Your Life On Something It Has To Matter To You, You Have To Be Passionate About It.