When You're Making A Movie, You Can't

I Do Believe In Self-help.

Don Siegel Last Advice To Me Was 'don't Short Yourself.' He Said The Tendency Is When An Actor's Directing Is To Kind Of You Want To Work On Everybody Else But You're Going To Short Yourself. He Said, Take The Time To Do A Good Job With Yourself So That You're Satisfied With It.

The Reason I Still Work At This Stage Of Life Is Because I Enjoy Learning Something New Each Day.

At Waco, Was There Really An Urgency To Get Those People Out Of The Compound At That Particular Time? Was The Press Going To Make It Look Heroic For The Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, And Firearms? At Ruby Ridge, There Was One Guy In A Cabin At The Top Of The Mountain. Was It Necessary For Federal Agents To Go Up There And Shoot A 14-year-old In The Back And Shoot A Woman With A Child In Her Arms? What Kind Of Mentality Does That?

I Always Revered People That I Thought Had An Idea And Proceeded Through With It. I Guess I've Been That Way Since The Day I Called My Father And Told Him I Was Going To Study Acting And Maybe Try To See If I Could Do Well With That, And He Told Me: "don't Do That. You Don't Want To Do That, That's Just Dream Stuff. Get A Legitimate Job And Move Forward."