I Work For The Public, For The

I've Never Changed My Approach To Acting. I've Always Felt Like I've Gotten Better. I Think That All Of Us Can Get Better. I Feel Like, In My Acting, I'm Better Than I Was Three Pictures Ago. I Think About It. I'm A Slow Study. It Takes Me A Long Time To Grasp The Material, In Order To Perform It. But When I Come To The Set, On The First Day, I Know The Whole Movie. That's Why I Have To Start Early.

I Don't Have A Seller's Remorse About How I've Lived. I Am Cognizant Of What I Have Done, And Any Of Us Could Maybe Draw The Line Better. But I've Tried To Live Pretty Fearlessly.

We All Have That Burning Question About What Happens If We Lose Somebody We Love, Especially If We Lose Them Tragically. We Wonder What Fear Was Going On, We Wonder If We Could Have Reached Out And Touched Them, Held Their Hand, Looked In Their Eyes, Been There.

You Can Spend Your Life Trying To Be Popular, And That's A Tricky Business. You Can Just Try To Be True To Yourself.

When I Make A Film I'm Away From Home For Two To Three Months. So I Want My Kids To Look At My Films One Day And Say, I Love His Movies, I Love His Choices-because He Loved Them.