I Like Things That Are Civilized.

My Mother Had Been An Actress And We Came From That World In New York, The Theater World And The Downtown Sort Of Theater Scene, And So I Guess We Didn't Really Have What You'd Call Like A Hollywood Kind Of Life At All.

Once When We Were Fifteen, River (phoenix) And I Went Out For This Fancy Dinner In Manhattan And I Ordered Soft-shell Crabs. He Left The Restaurant And Walked Around On Park Avenue, Crying. I Went Out And Said, "i Love You So Much. Why?" He Had Such A Pain That I Was Eating An Animal, That He Hadn't Impressed On Me What Was Right. I Loved Him For That. For His Dramatic Desire That We Share Every Belief, That I Be With Him All The Way

As An Actress For Most Of My Life, I Am Profoundly Familiar With Poverty.

I Hate Those People Who Say 'i Don't Own A Television' - I Own One And I Watch It Whenever I Can.

There Are So Many Brilliant Women On Television Right Now.