Save One-third, Live On One-third, And Give

There Was A Time When I Was Really Going To Give Up Acting-- Right After Foxfire. I Was Trying To Find Characters With A Certain Strength And Things Going On, But I Was Always Disappointed. Wallace Was The First Thing I Did Where I Felt Their Ideas Were Better Than Mine.

If Anybody Comes Into My Home And Tries To Hurt My Kids, I've No Problem Shooting Them.

I Never Felt Settled Or Calm. You Can't Really Commit To Life When You Feel That.

I Prefer Directing To Acting. There Is Huge Freedom That Comes From Being Behind The Camera. It Brings A Lot Of Responsibilities As Well, But Is Intensely Rewarding. Particularly The Chance To Help Draw Out The Best In Young Actors.

I'm Not Somebody That Thinks About Destiny And Fate, But I Don't Walk Away From It When Something Unfolds.