I Don't Hide Out. If You Build

I Like Conflict, Drama's Conflict And If You Don't Have That In The Character It's Really Not A Worthwhile Role To Play For Me.

I Think We're All Actors. There's This Friend Of Mine Who's A Great Drummer, And He Said, "i Never Thought I'd Be A Drummer, But I Got Really Good At It. I Always Feel Like I'm An Actor Playing The Drums." His Real Calling Was That He Was Going To Be A Magician. That's What He Felt Like He Wanted To Do. If You Decide To Act Like A Journalist, You'll Probably Be A Better Journalist Than Just Being A Journalist. What You're Doing Is, You're Taking The Executive Role And Stepping Outside Yourself So That You're Able To Make More Objective Decisions.

I Think The Reason I've Survived That Long Is Because I've Taken My Work So Seriously. Maybe Sometimes Too Seriously, But It's Always Been Important For Me To Do My Best Regardless Of The Film. I Think The Biggest Compliment I Get Is When People On The Street Stop Me And Say They've Liked The Choices I've Made.

I Know This Sounds Kind Of Crazy, But I Think We're All Actors.

Of Course, If You're Gonna Make Movies, You Gotta Make Movies, And I'm Not Gonna Say No To A Good Role.