I Never Really Did A Western Western.

I Don't Wake Up Drenched In Sweat Because I Haven't Been On Stage In Years.

The Most Evocative Thing To Me Is Probably When A Writer And A Group Of Performers Can Collectively Put Together Something Compelling That Asks The Really Simple Question: 'how Do We Live?'

I Grew Tired Of Religion Some Time Not Long After Birth. I Believe In People, I Believe In Humans, I Believe In A Car, But I Don't Believe Something I Can't Have Absolutely No Evidence Of For Millenniums. And It's Funny, People Think Analysis Or Psychiatry Is Mad, And They Go To Church.

I Don't Mind Tracksuits. At The Track.

I Like To Direct Movies, But I Don't Like To Goof Around For Eight Years Talking About It. And It's Pretty Irritating To Get A Movie On. So To Complicate It By Having More Irritation As A Director, I Don't Really Need It. And Because I Direct A Great Deal Still, But In The Theater, I Kind Of Get That Anyway. Which Is Not At All To Say I Would Never Do It Again, Or It Would Never Happen Again.