In A Recent Issue Of Parade Magazine

I Really Hope It Engenders A Lot Of Conversation Because I Believe There Are A Lot Of People Who Put On Faces. We All Do It, Every Time We Walk Out The Door. And There Are A Lot Of People Who Have To Hide Who They Are. And I Think This Story Speaks To That.

I'm Fascinated By The First World War Because It Was Supposed To Be The War To End All Wars, And It Was The Biggest Conflagration That This Particular Planet Had Seen. There Was A Lot Of Talk About Utopia And How It Was Possible, And Then, Because Of These Events That For One Reason Or Another Couldn't Be Stopped, The Idea Of Utopia Went Out The Window.

A Huge Part Of Real Love Is Constant Forgiveness.

I Also Have Always Felt That Television Has A Huge Potential For The Kinds Of Audiences That Some Films Would Never Dream Or Ever Be Able To Have. So That Potential Is Very Exciting To Me.

It Is An Odd Paradox That A Society, Which Can Now Speak Openly And Unabashedly About Topics That Were Once Unspeakable, Still Remains Largely Silent When It Comes To Mental Illness.