You Become The Movie You Are Making.

In My Culture, There's A Tradition That When You're In An Overwhelming Situation And You Don't Know What To Do, You Put Yourself In A Woman's Shoes.

Every Movie I Make. That’s My Hideout, The Place I Don’t Quite Understand, But Feel Most At Home.

There's Only One Movie In My Career I've Had Regrets With Cutting It Shorter, And I Think Some Scenes Maybe I Shouldn't Have Cut.

If The Movie Is Quiet I Generally Feel The Audience Is Busy. That's When They're Working.

Not Taboo - It's Just That Straight Actors Still Risk Their Careers Commercially And Economically. They Have To Please The Crowd - They're Movie Stars; Their Image Is Their Industry. It Goes Beyond Acting.