There Is No Shortcut To Grieving.

You Have To Take Away The Idea That Something You Do Is Right Or Wrong. I Don't Think There's A Right Or A Wrong; I Think There's An "it Works" Or "it Doesn't Work" For The Whole. And That's Why You Need A Director You Trust, So You Can Just Keep Throwing Out Suggestions.

I Just Love The Fact That That's The Way Life Is. When Something Horrible Happens, You Do Find Yourself Laughing In Weird Places In The Midst Of Grief And Crying In The Supermarket When You See A Cereal That Somebody Used To Eat. There's Just No Way Of Guarding Yourself One Way Or Another. Everybody Grieves Differently, And There's No Right Or Wrong Way.

Theater For Me Is Terrifying But Much More Rewarding, Because You Know What They're Seeing. Film Is All Little Bits And Pieces. And You Can Do An Amazing Job, But If The Camera Isn't Getting It, It Doesn't Work. And Then Other Times When You Feel You Really Weren't Present, And Then You See It And Somehow It Works. So There's A Mystery, There's A Strange Collaboration That Takes Place With Everybody.

I Don't Think There's A Petty System Of Heaven And Hell. The Love Of God Is Much More Forgiving. I'm Not A Believer In A Wrathful God At All.

Suffering Should Not Define You As A Woman! And Just Because You’re A Man It Doesn’t Mean That It Doesn’t Affect You! Help Her To Remove The Taboos And The Loneliness Surrounding This Disease; Be Understanding, Show Empathy, And Don’t Accuse Her Of Being Sensitive, Delicate, Or Overly Dramatic – This Is A Big Opportunity For You Guys To Show That You Care And To Be A Real Man!