I Think It Will Be Better When

I Try To Look At The Whole Thing And Say 'yes' To The Projects That I Cannot Stop Thinking About. If I Read A Script And The Subject Stays With Me - Then That's When I Want To Go To Work.

The Older I Am, The More I Refuse To Treat My Work As Therapy And The More I Think It's Less Honest To Do That, Less About Acting. When I Was Younger, I Sometimes Used Personal Things In Creating Characters, To The Point Where I Thought Maybe It Was A Little Bit Dangerous - At Least For Me. But I Don't Feel That Somebody Can Only Be Good In A Character If They Are Really Becoming That Person Or Really Suffering.

Sometimes You Will Do A Close-up For A Scene In The Morning Where You Are Totally Distraught, Then Shoot The Rest Of That Scene Seven Hours Later. How Do You Hang On To That Feeling All Day Without Burning Up, Without Going So Far That You Have Nothing Left To Give When The Cameras Roll Again?

I Have Food Every Day On The Table, I Have A Family, Friends, Health - All The Things Without Which It Wouldn't Matter How Many Roles I Get To Play.

Being Actors We Are Dealing With The Beauty And Complexity Of Human Confusion, No? And We Are Always Trying To Get Answers.