The Movies I Made When I Was

We Think, "if I Have More Money, I Am More Valuable. If I Make More Money, I Am More Valuable." It's All Sort Of Wound Up With This Problem That Humans Have With Their Failure.

I Had To Take My Makeup Off At Work Every Night. I Wasn't Allowed To Do It At Home Because My Mom Said That When Your Work Day Is Done, You're Done With Work.

I'm An Atheist. But I Absolutely Love Religions And The Rituals. Even Though I Don't Believe In God. We Celebrate Pretty Much Every Religion In Our Family With The Kids. They Love It, And When They Say, 'are We Jewish?' Or 'are We Catholic?' I Say, 'well, I'm Not, But You Can Choose When You're 18. But Isn't This Fun That We Do Seders And The Advent Calendar?'

If I Make Two Movies My Entire Life, And They're Two Movies That - Whether They Make A Lot Of Money Or Two People Go To See Them - They Speak Of Me, Then I Consider Them Incredibly Successful. I Don't Need To Be Steven Spielberg.

Any Actor Working A Long Time Should Know How A Shot Is Set Up, Where To Place Themselves, How To Handle The Lines. I'm A Member Of The Crew, Like The Best Boy, The Electrician. What I'm Good At Is Making Eyes At The Camera.