I Wouldn't Say Anything I Ever Did

Much Of What You Do As An Actor - It's Who's Around You, What's The Environment, Where Do You Fit Into This Thing. That's Really Work That's Impossible To Do On Your Own, At Least For Me. I Find It Hard To Pre-plan Every Element Of Everything I Do. It's Not My Thing.

Well, I Design Costumes Because I Started With The Theater In Chicago, But Somehow A Few Lines Just Sort Of Fell To Me To Do It. And I Studied It In School And I Always Liked It.

If I Hear A Film Clip, Or I Happen To See Some Image From A Film - You Go To A Film Festival, And They Show Some Clip Of The Movies You've Been In, Most Of The Time I Sit There And Go, "oh God, I Should Have... Should Have... That Was Terrible." But I Think That's A Natural Part Of This Work, Because Really, Your Work Is Never Over. Of Course I Can Leave It Alone And Walk Off The Set And Never Think About It Again When It's Done. But Your Work Is Really Ongoing All The Time.

It's A Little Bit Hard To Have Personal Things Subject To Public Scrutiny, And It's A Pressure That Other People Aren't Under, But Then They're Under A Lot Of Pressures That We're Not Under.

I Don't Remember My Life Before I Had Children.