The One Thing I Always Talk About

My Mother Worked For A Woman, Maria Ley-piscator, Who With Her Husband Founded The Dramatic Workshop, Which Was Connected To The New School. My Mother Did Proofreading And Typing And Stuff Or Her, And As Part Of Her Payment, I Was Able To Take Acting Classes There On Saturdays When I Was 10.

Whenever There Is Any Doubt, There Is No Doubt.

Movies Are Hard Work. The Public Doesn't See That. The Critics Don't See It. But They're A Lot Of Work. A Lot Of Work.

I Always Wanted To Direct. Directing Is A Lot More Of A Commitment Though, A Lot More Time. I Like Directors Who Do Very Few Takes, They Know What They Want.

A Lot Of Young Actors Have The Idea That, "i've Got To Do This Right. There's A Right Way To Do This." But There's No Right Or Wrong. There's Only Good And Bad. And "bad" Usually Happens When You're Trying Too Hard To Do It Right. There's A Very Broad Spectrum Of Things That Can Inhibit You. The Most Important Thing For Actors - And Not Just Actors, But Everybody - Is To Feel Loose Enough To Create What You Want To Create, And Be Free To Try Anything. To Have Choices.