I Try To Avoid Conflict. I Don't

One Of The Best Pieces Of Advice I Ever Got Was From A Horse Master. He Told Me To Go Slow To Go Fast. I Think That Applies To Everything In Life. We Live As Though There Aren't Enough Hours In The Day But If We Do Each Thing Calmly And Carefully We Will Get It Done Quicker And With Much Less Stress.

Sometimes A Scene Works And Acting Is The Easiest Thing In The World And You Don't Have To Do Much Of Anything - Just Enjoy Yourself And Listen To The Other Actor. When It Doesn't Work, Then Every Actor Has Different Ways Of Dealing With The Impasse. Sometimes You Use Memories From The Past. Whatever. It Depends From Job To Job.

I Played Lucifer Once, Which Is Sort Of A Difficult Character To Research. I Thought To Myself, "we All Have The Potential To Be Selfish, To Be Cruel - At Least To Think Evil Thoughts, Even If We Don't Ever Act Out On Them. Even If We Don't Ever Think We Behave Badly, We Probably Do More Than We Realize."

I Love Rehearsing, But A Lot Of Directors Don't, And Some Actors Don't.

In December Of 2002, The Late Richard Corliss, A Respected Movie Critic With A Long And Illustrious Career, Wrote An Embarrassing Letter Of Support For The Invasion And Occupation Of Iraq And Afghanistan In The Guise Of A Time Magazine Review Of Peter Jackson's The Two Towers.