I Love Movies That Are Saying Things

Being A Star Doesn't Last. That's Not What Life Should Be About. It's A Complete Illusion That Really Has Nothing To Do With You. For Me, Finding Out About Life Is The Most Important Thing.

In That Way, As An Actor In Particular, You're Powerless. And So In That Way As An Actor In Particular You Can't Make Mistakes.

I Also Think Within The Scene, A Specific Scene - If I Were To Play A Part That I Played 10 Years Ago Now, My Interpretation Of That Scene Would Be Totally Different. I Would Be Making Different Choices. Because I Can't Somehow Subtract All Of The Experiences That I've Had In My Life. And It's Fascinating To See, Because Somewhere I'm Very Reflective In That. You Know, I've Been Playing Basically Actually Close To 40 Years Old, So I'm Somewhere Lost In Age In This Movie. But It's Been Fascinating To See That I Can't Subtract That Time.

I Was Brought Up, And My Sister Too, With Two People Who Were Always Saying, "what You Do Is Really Nowhere Near As Important As The Things That Are Going On In The World, And If Your Work Needs To Reflect That, Or You Want It To, Then You Need To Strive For A Certain Type Of Excellence."

I Think It's More, At Least At The Time, A Sense Of Abstraction. My Mind Doesn't Really Work In A Way Where There's A Definitive Sense Of Something. I Go One Way And Then It Opens Up Into A Million Different Ideas, And Somehow, When You Look At The Art, Buddhist Art, Or Particularly Tibetan Art, You Know, It's A Similar Thing. All Of A Sudden There Are A Million Lotus Leaves And You're Following One To The Next And To Another, And I Related To That, And It Felt Simple And Easy To Me. And It Made Me Feel Smart.