It [military Action On Iraq] Makes Me

When You Think About It There's Never Really Been A Realistic Exposition Of Hollywood, I Mean - From The Inside - Showing Hollywood What It Can Do, What It Has Done, To People.

There Was A Period Of Time When I Was Very Political, When I Was At The University. It Was Like The Late '60s, Early '70s And I Was A Dissident Like Everybody Else I Guess. Now I Follow It But There's Nothing That Really Grabs Me. The Most Fascinating Thing To Me Right Now Is China.

As An Actor, You Have To Have Trust And Believe That Somebody Is Taking Care Of You Or Watching Your Back. With A Part Like This, Especially With Where We're Going With It, I Can't Pull Any Punches. I Can't Do It Halfway, Especially When You're Dealing With Madness And This Descent Into Madness.

I Do Love Acting. But To Work As A Photojournalist Would Have Been Extraordinary.

I Am Tortured When I Am Away From My Family, From My Children. I Am Horribly Guilt-ridden.