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One Of The Things That Made Me Want To Be An Actor More Than Ever Was Seeing A Chekhov Play, "the Sea Gull," When Was 14 In The Bronx.

You Don't Get To Know Anybody In A Movie Until After It's Over. You Work Less Together In A Film Than You Do Onstage.

I'm Constantly Striving To Break Through To Something New. You Try To Maintain A Neutral Approach To Your Work, And Not Be Too Hard On Yourself.

The Hardest Thing About Being Famous Is That People Are Always Nice To You. You're In A Conversation And Everybody's Agreeing With What You're Saying - Even If You Say Something Totally Crazy. You Need People Who Can Tell You What You Don't Want To Hear.

I Like Women Who Can Cook. That's First. Love Is Very Important, But You've Got To Have A Friend First - You Want To Finally Come To A Point Where You Say That The Women You're With Is Also Your Friend.