Wild At Heart Made A Few People

I Really Don't Consider Myself To Be A Conventional Hollywood Star. I've Never Really Been Marketed By The Big Studios To Do Mass Market Box Office Films.

I'm Interested In Flawed Protagonists. I Was Raised On Them.

I'm Lucky Enough That Directors Sometimes Seek Me Out For Little Projects That People Don't Even Know About, That Just Surface Later On.

It's Always Been A Desire Of Mine To Work With My Parents, So Wild At Heart Was A Wish Come True. The First Day We Did A Scene Together I Came Down The Stairs And My Mom Pointed That Finger At Me: "don't You Dare Talk To That Boy Again!" You Know, I've Seen That Finger For 23 Years. And I Started Laughing, She Started Laughing, Then The Whole Crew Broke Up - In That Moment, They All Knew That She And I Had Been There Before.

Virginia Mayo Had Kind Of A Small Role In The Best Years Of Our Lives, But You Got The Whole Character In One Scene. Where Are Those Parts? I Was Talking To Somebody About Great Actors: Morgan Freeman's Name Came Up, Forest Whitaker, Denzel Washington. And I Realized, There're No Black Actresses. Where's There A Black Actress Who's Been Extremely Successful In The Past 10 Years?