With The Most Interesting Directors, The Cast

I'd Have Conversations With The Camera Crew About What Was Going On In The Scene, So That They Were Prepared To Shoot It. I Love The Fact That When You Work, You Create This Tribe.

I'll Always Rather Be In A Ship That's Got A Captain That Has Some Vision.

I Think You Have To Be Ready To Switch Gears And Go With The Team As A Director, As Opposed To Superimposing Your Own Strict Idea Of The Story. There Are Very Few Directors That Can Micromanage And Still Come Out With Something That's Living And Breathing On A Page. Wes Anderson Is One Of Those.

I Hate The Assumption That Once You're Committed To Someone You Stop Treating Each Other Like Individuals. I Like Getting Up Knowing I Am Choosing To Be With That Person.

It Is A Different World Than When I Was Growing Up, And You Started To Just Kind Of Maintain At Thirty-five And Just Hope You Can Hope It Together. People Are A Lot More Vital Than I Am And Doing All Kinds Of Things And Leading Really Important Movements.