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My Favorite Scene That I Ever Filmed Was Singing "don't Cry For Me Argentina" From The Balcony Of The Casa Rosada In Argentina [where The Real Eva Peron Once Stood] During Evita. That Was Amazing. So Real And Surreal. Bizarre.

Suffering Is A Big Informer, A Big Catalyst For Creation. You Take Your Sadness, Your Despair, Your Sense Of Injustice, And You Put It In Your Work.

A Lot Of People Are Afraid To Say What They Want. That's Why They Don't Get What They Want.

A Lot Of People Saw Marilyn Monroe And Judy Garland As Persecuted And Tragic And Vulnerable, And I Think A Lot Of Gay Men Feel That Way Because Of Their Particular Predicament In Society And Not Being Accepted Completely.

I Think After Time Goes By And You Earn Certain Rights Or You Break Through Certain Barriers, You Could Sometimes, Maybe, Take It For Granted What You Have Now That You Didn't Have Before. And Then That Would Lead To A Certain Lack Of Community, In A Way, Caring In A Way, That I Saw Before [in Gay Society].