I'm 47, I Have Gray Hair, And

What We Do At Its Very, Very Best, At Its Very, Very Most, Will Shift Us Slightly In Our Seat. If Only For Two Hours, Great. If For The Rest Of Our Lives, Even Better.

Do What You Want I Don't Care. That's The Thing To Say To An Actor. Most People Don't Understand That. Not To Manipulate Them. That's What You Say To An Actor. You Got A Problem With The Whole Environment In Doing That? Fine, What Are We Going To Do To Make The Scene Work? Now You Have Someone On Your Side. Now You Have Someone Working With You.

I Had Been To New Mexico Many Times. I Loved It. It's A Very Exotic, Interesting, Severely Crazy Environment. I Don't Know If I Could Live There All Year. It's Such An Intense Place.

I Tend To Turn Down Roles That Are Too Much Like Me, What I Think Is Most Like Me Anyhow, Because I'm Me All The Time And I'm Sick Of It.

Most Of The Time For Me, You're Learning What Not To Do, As Opposed To What To Do. You Never Know What To Do. I Don't, Especially In A Work Environment. You Have A Little Formula Yourself. But When I See A Director Do Something I Think, Whatever He Or She Just Said Totally Screwed That Actor Up And Now They're Worse. I'm Never Going To Do That. I'm Going To Figure Out Something Else. I Want My Movie To Be Good. And That's How It Works.