Pick A Dysfunction And It's A Family

I Think That The Power Is The Principle. The Principle Of Moving Forward, As Though You Have The Confidence To Move Forward, Eventually Gives You Confidence When You Look Back And See What You've Done.

I Remember When People Said, "man, That's A Powerful Scene In The Movie!" And I Was Like, "we Just Shot This Thing Before Lunch, I Don't Know, He Tears A Log Apart, I Said Some Words".

There's Somewhere You're Supposed To Go, And If You Get Quiet Enough, You'll Make It.

I'm Not 40 Yet. I Wouldn't Even Bother Comparing Myself To Chaplin.

I Never Know When The Seeds Are Being Laid, I'm Just Like, "wow, That's A Pretty Cool Scene. Is That? Are We Laying Seeds Here?"