I've Very Rarely Worked With Somebody That

I Think It's My Job To Risk Looking Foolish. One Of The Things I've Learned From The Actors I've Worked With Is You Don't Get Something For Nothing. If You Don't Risk Looking Foolish, You'll Never Do Anything Special.

I'd Really Rather That Nobody Had A Gun, And Then Nobody Would Have To Worry About It. That Would Be More My Theory. In America, There's This Knee-jerk Response That More Walls And More Guns Make People Safer, And I'm Entirely Suspect Of That Way Of Thinking.

Nightmares Are A Strange Thing. Your Worst Fear Is Sometimes Something You Enjoy Thinking About, For Some Strange Reason. I Don't Know Why That Is, But It's Some Kind Of Fantasy That People Play Out. "what Would I Do To Protect My Children? I'd Do Anything." And Then, You Watch It Play Out. I'm Petrified Of Such A Thing.

If You Can Understand The Inner Life, Then You Can Wear The Uniform, The Tattoos, Or Whatnot And Realize That The Things That Are Different About Us Become Superficial.

I Believe In The Healing Restorative Power Of Art And Communication. And So That's Probably My Rule. But That Doesn't Apply To Bedtimes. And Stuff Like That.