So I Came To The Realization: Nothing

Whether You're A Presidential Front-runner, Or An Academy Award-winning Actor, Or Head Of A Tv Ministry, If You Stay In The Public Eye Long Enough They're Going To Try And Find A Scandal.

Mostly People Are Interested In How Somebody Becomes An Actor. And Then, If They've Had A Couple Of Drinks, They Want To Know What Demi Moore's Like Or Whatever. I Mean, I Don't Mind People Asking That At All, But When You've Answered It Five Times...

Being Pulled That Long And That Hard For A 12-hour Day Gave Me Migraines. It's What They Used To Do Before There Were Facelifts For Actresses – You Know, Joan Crawford's Whole Career Was This. Then The Makeup Is Like Earl Scheib Auto Body Paint Sprayed On My Face.

[on "john F. Kennedy" Set] Everybody Was Very Interested In The Accent. Even My Collaborators Were Very Curious To Know If I Was Even Going To Do It. And I Was, Like, "you Just Can't Not Do It." I Think Everybody Was Worried That It Was Going To Sound Like The Guy From... Is It The Simpsons?

There's This Unbelievable Bias And Prejudice Against Quote-unquote Good-looking People, That They Can't Be In Pain Or They Can't Have Rough Lives Or Be Deep Or Interesting.