I've Never Had A Clear Road Map.

I'm Very Leery Of Show Business, Having Been In Los Angeles For The Last 10 Years. Buzz Is A Dangerous Thing That I've Heard Applied To A Lot Of People That I've Since Not Heard Of Again.

The Automotive Corporations, Including Ford, I Think Are In The Business Of Trying To Make Cars That People Will Drive.

When You Have A Director Who Has Work You Can Identify From The Past, It Gives You Some Reference Point As To What Their Interpretation Of The Story Might Be, And How That Might Jibe, Right Or Wrong, With How You See It. But With A First-time Director, You Don't Really Know Where You're At.

I Had Interest In Acting. I Started As A Drama Major In College. I Got To School And Said, "what Am I Going To Do With This?" But I Didn't Know Anybody In The Business, And It Seemed Like - I Don't Know. I Had A Teacher Who Said "less Than 1 Percent Of You Will Ever Make A Living Being An Actor." That Was How We Opened The Semester.

Here's The Thing About Movies, All Movies End Up On Television. That's Their Life. Whether You Like It Or Not, I Don't Care How Much Money You Spend On It, Or How Big Or Broad The Film Is, Or Who The Actors Are In It, Eventually It's All Coming Out Of The Box.