I Think This Notion Of Acting And

I Think This Notion Of Acting And Glamour Is Getting In Everybody's Way.

It's Not Exactly An Interview That's Going On [in Documentary]. I Guess We Do Ask Edward Snowden Some Questions And We're Recording Him Answering Them And So On Like That.

One Time, Many, Many Years Ago, I Had The Opportunity To Dye My Hair Brunette For A Film. And The Day I Walked Out Of The Hotel Where I Had It Done, I Walked Out Onto The Street And Realized People Looked Me In The Eye And Greeted Me Good Morning. I'd Never Had That Experience Before! And I Began To Notice That A Brunette Is Treated As An Affable Human Being. Later, When I Dyed My Hair For Lois Riley Blonde, And Then Alice Ward Blonde, People Come Right Up To You, They Touch You On The Arm, They Ask You How You're Doing. Men And Women Both! Blondes Have More Fun.

Acting Is The Business Of Truth, So That We Can See Ourselves Reflected Back And Learn.

I Don't Tend To Use Technology All That Much. Of Course, I Can't Avoid It - It's Called The Telephone Nowadays. And I Do A Certain Amount Of Email, Work-related Primarily, On It. But I Don't Do A Lot Of Looking For Things Online.