Real Life Is Not Like A Movie.

I Love Kimberly Peirce. Incredibly Intense Is A Good Way Of Describing Her. Brutally Honest. Really Sharp. She's A Director For Actors. That's What She's Best At, Sitting Down With An Actor And Just Getting To The Heart Of What A Scene Is. And Getting To The Heart Of Not Just What The Scene Is And The Character Is, But What You Are, And How To Build That Bridge Between The "me" And The Character, And Those Emotions.

I Like Making Little Videos And Little Records. I've Always Loved Video Cameras And Four-track Cassette Recorders, Still Cameras, Anything.

My Dad Never Blew Anything Up, But He Probably Had Friends Who Did. He And My Mom Have Always Preached That The Pen Is Mightier Than A Molotov Cocktail.

I Think We All Have A Tendency To Feel Like, "well, What Can I Do? I Can't Influence The Government Or Politics In My Country."

I Don't Blame The People For The Fact That So Many Movies Are Bad. I Think There's A Corrupt, Perverted, Lazy And Sloppy Attitude That's Pervasive In The Movie Business. The Whole Entertainment Business Is Kind Of Crumbling Around Us.