I'm Used To People Clapping At The

I Always Thought There Was Some Place I Was Going, That There Was Some Success Or Some Achievement Or Some Box-office Number That Was Going To Fill The Hole. And What I Realize Is That Life Is A Hole. It's A Process Of Continually Trying To Find And Reinvent Myself.

I've Always Been Attracted To Characters With Insurmountable Odds And Obstacles, Because Innately, However Inarticulately I've Always Believed That My Dreams And My Desires Can Command And Bend Time And Space To Be The Things That I Want Them To Be.

Thomas Jefferson Was A Real Poet. He Was Slick With That 'pursuit' Of Happiness Because The 'pursuit' Puts It Back On You.

Even Hitler Didn't Wake Up Going, 'let Me Do The Most Evil Thing I Can Do Today.' I Think He Woke Up In The Morning And Using A Twisted, Backwards Logic, He Set Out To Do What He Thought Was 'good.'

I'm Used To People Clapping At The End Of The Movie.