I Find It Really Hard To Even

I Grew Up In A House Where My Father Went On Auditions, And He Got Some And He Lost Some, And There Were Good Years And Lean Years. I Didn't Expect Anything From The Business, And That's Often A Danger In Hollywood, The Notion That If You're Pretty And Have White Teeth And Just Show Up For The Game Then You'll Win.

I Think It's Not Fair To The Uniqueness And Wonderfulness Of The Individuals, That We Can Complement One Another Greatly, But We Are Not The Source Of Each Other's Happiness, Especially If You Don't Know Who The Hell You're Talking To.

I Think That When You Let Go And "throw It All Away" And Stop Getting Attached And Say "whatever Happens, Happens", You Don't Invest Too Much In Anything Particular, And Things Work Out.

I Am Critical Of Myself Like Everyone Else. You Go To A Movie Theater And You Are Forty Feet High. I Had Bad Skin As A Teenager And I Am A Shy Person, But I Think I Am In The Perfect Business To Fight My Insecurities. You Have To Learn To Love Yourself And Say 'i Am Pretty Cool' Instead Of Being So Critical. You Can Easily Fall Into The Trap Of Doing That.

I Definitely Have A Spiritual Outlook. I Don't Usually Read Self-help Books, But I Read A Great Book By A Guy Called Wayne Dyer, 'the Power Of Intention,' Which I Loved. I'm Not A Religious Guy, In Fact I'm Probably Agnostic But I Thought What This Writer Had To Say Was Really Powerful.