Oh, I'll Never Leave Montana, Brother.

I Loved 'saturday Night Fever' When I Was A Kid. I Couldn't Believe People Talked That Way. It Was Just A Whole New Culture I Didn't Understand. I Snuck Into It. It Was An R-rated Film. So It Holds A Special Place.

Within Time, You Get Comfortable With Yourself And With The Unknown - That We're Not Going To Know Until That Time Comes. And That's Enough For Me. I Wrestle With This A Lot Even Now Because I Don't Want To Step On Anyone's Religion. My Family Is Still Very Dedicated. At The Same Time, I Take Great Issue With It When It Starts Defining Policy Or Ultimately Becomes Separatist. ... It's Been The Basis Of Our Main Conflicts Throughout History.

It's Hard To Be Surprised By A Film. It's Hard To Be Surprised By Another Actor Or By A Director When You've Seen Enough And Been Around. So When I Am, Or When I Forget That I'm Watching Someone's Movie, Or When I Don't Know How Someone Made A Certain Turn That I Didn't Expect... You Know, I'm In.

America Is A Country Founded On Guns. It's In Our Dna. It's Very Strange But I Feel Better Having A Gun. I Really Do. I Don't Feel Safe, I Don't Feel The House Is Completely Safe, If I Don't Have One Hidden Somewhere. That's My Thinking, Right Or Wrong.

We In America Have Some Grand Ideals - And Some Very Strong Ideals - But A Lot Of Times, Those Ideals Are Used For Marketing.