Someone Very Smart Once Said To Me,

Film Is Such A Bizarre Vehicle For Acting. It's Such A Bizarre Experience. I Don't Think You Ever Really Get Familiar With It. If You Do Get Familiar With It, You're Probably Not That Good Anymore.

I Don't Think I've Ever Been A Huge Target For The Press, And I Value That To A Degree, Because There's A Certain Value For Actors Staying Beneath The Radar So They Can Play Characters.

Particularly With The Plays I Choose, They're Good Parts, And They're Parts That Have Been Around Long Before A Bad Actor Played Them, And Will Be Around Long After I Play Them. Part Of What I Enjoy About The Theatre And Acting Is That Sense Of History.

I Think People Respond To Truthful, Simple Narrative, And The More You Try To Dress It Up To Try And Do Something Else, The Harder It Is For People To Relate To.

I'm Drawn To People Who Share That Sense Of Loss. All Actors Are Trying To Repair Damaged Relationships. I Think That Might Be Why I've Been Drawn To Other Actors.