On Any Given Sunday You're Gonna Win

A Lot Of Actors Choose Parts By The Scripts, But I Don't Trust Reading The Scripts That Much. I Try To Get Some Friends Together And Read A Script Aloud. Sometimes I Read Scripts And Record Them And Play Them Back To See If There's A Movie. It's Very Evocative; It's Like A First Cut Because You Hear 'she Walked To The Door,' And You Visualize All These Things. 'she Opens The Door' . . . Because You Read The Stage Directions, Too.

I Probably Write A Poem Every 50 Years.

We Start To Realize That There Are Anodynes In Life That Help Us Through The Day. I Don't Care If It's A Walk In The Park, A Look Out The Window, A Good Bubble Bath - Whatever. Even A Meal You Like, Or A Friend You Want To Call. That Helps Us Solve All This Stuff In Our Head.

I Used To Think Of Myself As A Comedian. I've Always Admired Comedians. Their Minds, The Way In Which They Se The World Is So Striking, The Way They Juxtapose Things, The Way They Can See Humor In People. There's A Liberation In That.

I Was Playing A Part Of Someone Dealing Dope On A Street Corner - And There Was A Guy Actually Dealing Heroin Right There. I Looked At Him, He Looked At Me, And I Got Real Confused.