I Don't Need A Reason To Kill

I'm Not Necessarily Less Gratified By Films Where You're Given Less Room To Maneuve. Because I Love A Great Script, And I Love To Respect It, And I Love To Try To Give A Director What He Needs And Wants, Especially Having Directed Now. [laughs.] I'm Much More Open To Try To Give Him What He Wants And Figure It Out. I Like Working With Directors I Respect And Admire, Obviously. And Everybody Has Their Own Way.

When I Find A Role I Want To Play, I Just Go After It.

I've Never Done Anything That I Felt Was Crossing The Line For Me. But Everybody Has To Make That Decision Individually. Like, I've Never Shot Heroin To Play A Heroin Addict. I've Never Turned A Trick To Play A Prostitute. Whatever. You Draw The Line Where You Feel It Could Be Harmful.

There's So Much Confidence And Freedom That Comes From That Way Of Doing Things. Robert Altman And Alan Rudolph Make The Set The Place To Be. It's Fun. It's A Kind Of Creative Freedom That's Really Inspiring. Altman Loved Actors So Much. He Was A Great Mentor For Me, Really.

I Used To Hang Out By The Food Table At Parties Because You Don't Have To Talk To Anybody. If You Do Then You Can Talk About The Food.