'w.' Is Not Necessarily A Political Film,

I'd Heard Rumors About Oliver Stone Before We Went To Work On And I Don't Get It. To Me, He's One Of The Most Sensitive Directors. He Is Just Fascinated By Why People Act In The Ways That They Do. His Movies Are An Excuse To Explore That Idea, And He Wants To Work With People Who Are As Passionate About Exploring It As He Is. So We Got Along Brilliantly.

The Only Way Change Will Ever Happen Is If We Speak Up, And We Have To Know That It Actually Has An Impact. Because We Have A Lot More Power Than We Think We Do, I Think.

I Love The Whole Of California, I Have Places... My Whole Thing Is With All The Money I Make, I Just Want To Buy As Many Places In California As I Can Because I Love It.

At Least George W. Bush Feels Like - And I've Heard Him Say It - "you Can't Judge Me Now, Because Look At Abraham Lincoln. When He Was In The Middle Of That War And 600,000 People Died, He Was Vilified For The Gettysburg Address Because They Felt It Was Too Short And Almost Insulting, And Now You Look Back And It's Considered One Of The Great Speeches Of All Time And He's Considered One Of The Great Presidents Of All Time."

I'm Really, Really Lucky. I Was Given My Dad's Good Genes.