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I Can Be Very Snobby About Fiction, Especially Contemporary Fiction. I Can Be Kind Of Overly Demanding, I Think. But This Is, I Think, A Good Time. A Lot Of Fiction Comes Out Right Now. So, I Like Reading The Memoir. I Love Memoir, The Biography, Auto Bio.

Of Course, You Can Never Watch Something Like Somebody Else Watches Something Like You, But Nonetheless, You Have To Try. So I Think On Camera You Learn A Lot About How Much The Camera Does For You, Which Is What Is The Great Luxury Of Movie Acting. Or Acting Whether It's Tv Or Movies Or Whatever It Is, That The Camera's Really Such A Gift Because There's So Much That It Sees And Does If You're Willing To Just Be Open And Expose Yourself And All Of That. So You Also Learn What Doesn't Matter. And Sometimes When You Think About Things, You Think Things Matter That Don't Matter.

You End Up Loving Every Character That You Play But A Lot Of The People I've Played, I Should Just Say For Myself, I Played, I Wouldn't Necessarily Want To Continue Playing Them. I've Done Them. It's Like Going On A Trip. You Go, You're Amazed, You're Glad You're There But You're Glad To Get Home. And That's How I Feel Most Of The Time.

I Think What's Interesting About The Whole Paparazzi Thing Is That Unless You're Brad Pitt Or Madonna, You Can Pretty Much Avoid It. You Know When You're Going To An Opening That You Will Be Photographed, So That's Fine. And You Know The Restaurants That Have Paparazzi, So You Don't Go To Them.

Movie Is A Near Art Form. It's Showbiz And People Want To Make Money. And Generally People Are Financing Things Because They Think It Will Make Money Whether It's A Cable News Show, A Cable Show, Or A Feature Film, Or Whatever It Is. So That's The Part Of It That Drives It, I Think, Is Really The Dollar.