I Want To Be The George Clooney

Acting Is One Element In A Film. Directing Is Sort Of The Painter Using All Of Those Elements - Sound And Music And Camera And Putting It All Together. And That Can Be Fun And Exciting. If You Fail, It's Incredibly Upsetting - Much More Upsetting Than When You're An Actor. But When You Succeed It's Incredibly, Incredibly Exciting, So I Like The Risk Of It All.

There's Ten Of Us, We've Been Best Friends For Thirty Years. Ten Guys. And Their Wives, And Their Kids, Are All Family Now. I'm Not Big On Keeping Up On The Phone, None Of Us Are. Some Guys I Won't Talk To For Two Months And Then You Pick Up The Phone And Hear, "so, Anyway." There's No Guilt Or Where Have You Been? Or What's Been Going On? Or Why Haven't We Talked? There's An Ease To It.

The People I've Respected Most In The Industry Over The Years - Paul Newman, For Instance. I Just Loved The Way He Handled Growing Old On-screen. It's Understanding That You're Now Basically A Character Actor.

I Like Owning Dirt. You Know, I Spent A Lot Of Time Broke When I Moved To California. So Deep In My Soul Is Still This Idea Of Being Un-employed. To Me, Owning Land Means You Could Sell It At Some Point And Have Money.

We're Always Going To Be A Society That's Going To Slow Down And Look At The Wreck On The Side If The Road If There Is One. We're Always Going To Do That Because It's Still Fascinating And It's Human Nature.