What We All Have In Common Is

My First Encounter With Buddhist Dharma Would Be In My Early 20s. Like Most Young Men, I Was Not Particularly Happy.

Food Is The Only Beautiful Thing That Truly Nourishes.

From A Buddhist Point Of View, Emotions Are Not Real. As An Actor, I Manufacture Emotions. They're A Sense Of Play. But Real Life Is The Same. We're Just Not Aware Of It.

I Find That You Can Use An Acting Technique When The Thing Isn't Working, Not That You Make The Technique The End Result Of Your Work. You Use The Technique When You're In Trouble And Things Aren't Flowing The Way They Should. It's A Way Of Fooling Yourself To Make It Work Again.

The Idea That You're Completing Someone Else In A Marriage To Me Is Death. That To Me Is A False Start And Most Of Us Are Usually Taught That ... You've Got To Stand On Your Own. Then You Can Build Something Extraordinary.