It's Too Easy To Trivialize People. The

A Lot Of Critics Are Lazy. They Don't Want To Look Closely And Analyze Something For What It Is. They Take A Quick First Impression And Then Rush To Compare It To Something They've Seen Before.

I Love Theaters. I Love The Event Of Going There And Seeing A Movie With A Lot Of People. I Like The Community Coming Around The Story.

One Of The Pleasures Of Being An Actor Is Quite Simply Taking A Walk In Someone Else's Shoes. And When I Look At The Roles I've Played, I'm Kind Of Amazed At All The Wonderful Adventures I've Had And The Different Things I've Learned.

I'm An Optimist. I Hope If A Movie's Good That It Will Be A Success, But That's Not Always True, Just Because Of Popular Taste Or Any Other Reasons. When Something Doesn't Do Better Than It Deserves To In Your Mind, It's Pretty Transparent - You Usually Know Why. Is That A Comfort? Yes, Because It's Logical. Does It Make You Happy? No, Because If You Think A Movie Is Beautiful Or Interesting, You Want To Share It. Sometimes You Make Very Interesting Movies That Aren't Meant For Everybody. But This Is A Capitalist Society, So Everything Conspires To Put Value On Whether It Sells Or Not.

I Think, As I've Gotten Older, I've Been Able To Be More Reckless With My Choices, Because Practically Speaking, You Get Less Careful. Your Choices Become More Instinctive, And You Feel Like If You Make A Mistake, It Won't Destroy You.