I Just Love, I Love, I Love

I Had A Good Understating About Press: That It's The Actor's Responsibility To Publicize His Or Her Films, That The Press Can Be Fun, That It's Not About Hyping Yourself Into Stardom Or Trying To Sell Yourself As A Hot Ticket. I Think A Lot Of Young Actors Now Are Getting Caught Up In That.

You Can Change. And You Can Be An Agent Of Change.

You're Not Directing An Actor Toward A Thing They Can't Achieve. Because Direction Is Elusive. When Directors Hold Respect For The Various Craftsmen And -women Who Are Telling The Story, It's The Greatest Result. I Think People Do Their Bravest Work When Given An Elusive Canvas.

Whatever Character You Play, It Gives You The Chance To Expose Another Side Of Yourself That Maybe You've Never Felt Comfortable With, Or Never Knew About

There Are People On The Ratings Board And So Froth Who Don't Want Certain Scenes In The Film. There Are People Who Come Up And Say, "what Graphic Love Scenes. I Think, How Can A Love Scene Be Graphic? Have You Seen Total Recall? In This R-rated Movie You See A Man Who You've Seen Being In Love With And Sleeping With This Fabulous Woman Shoot Her Right Through The Head. "consider This A Divorce" Is Supposed To Be The Funniest Line In The Movie.