Usually When You Meet With A Director,

The Bad Things About Theatre Get Balanced By The Good Things In Film And Vice Versa. So To Tell You The Truth, I Love It When I Can Go Back And Forth - It Feeds Different Parts Of You And Exercises Different Muscles.

In Films You Do A Scene, You Play Around With It And Unless You're Doing A Lot Of Reshooting, Which No One Has The Luxury To Do, You Deal With The Problem For A Day And Then You Move On. On Some Level, It Never Allows You To Go Very Deep Into What Performing Is About.

I Have Some Sort Of Affinity For Compulsive Behavior. The Most Interesting Stories Come Up From The People On The Outside. They Don't Waste Energy Marching To The Same Drummer Most Of Us Do. It Gives Us An Opportunity To Look At Things In A Different Way, Which Is The Purest Thing Cinema Can Do.

I'm An Optimist. I Hope If A Movie's Good That It Will Be A Success, But As We Know, That's Not Always True, Just Because Of Popular Taste, Advertising, Distribution Patterns - There's Lots Of Reasons.

I Don't Want People To Know Anything About Me, Because That's Not Important. I'm More Interested In The Me That Takes Shape Through The Characters.