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When I Got The Script For Thelma & Louise, When I Met With The Director, Ridley Scott, I Said, "i Don't Want To Do A Revenge Film. I'm Not Interested In Doing That Moment In The Script After They Shoot The Truck, Where It Says They Jump Up And Down And They're Real Happy About It".

I Think It's Very Hard To Be Naked In A Scene And Not Be Upstaged By Your Nipples.

To Each Person, Their Own Way Of Death - With Dignity.

In The Theater, You're So Much More In Charge As An Actor. For Better Or For Worse, You Know What The Audience Is Seeing. But You Can Be Acting Your Socks Off On Film, And Then You See The Movie, And The Camera Is On The Other Actor, Or They've Cut Out The Lines You Thought Were Significant, Or They've Adjusted The Plot. So Much Of It Is Out Of Your Control.

The Only Thing I Can Talk About Is Just Forgiving Yourself, Because I Do Not Have Everything Together. And So I Tell People: No, You Should See My House, It's A Mess.