You Hear Stories Of Intense Actors Who

You Are Not The Car You Drive.

What Occurred To Me On [‘the Curious Case Of Benjamin Button’], And Also With The Passing Of Her Mother, Is That There's Going To Come A Time When I'm Not Going To Get To Be With This Person Anymore. I'm Not Going To Get To Be With My Children Anymore. Or Friends, People I Love And Respect. And So, If We Have A Flare-up, It Evaporates Now. I Don't Want To Waste Time Being Angry At Someone I Love.

There's A Constant Chatter In Our House, Whether It's Giggling Or Screaming Or Crying Or Banging. I Love It. I Love It. I Love It. I Hate It When They're Gone. I Hate It. Maybe It's Nice To Be In A Hotel Room For A Day - 'oh, Nice, I Can Finally Read A Paper.' But Then, By The Next Day, I Miss That Cacophony, All That Life.

I Believe In The Power Of Journalism. To Make Informed Decisions, You Have To Have An Understanding Of The Dynamics Of A Situation. And Journalism Does Bridge Gaps And Creates Dialogue.

You Hear Stories Of Intense Actors Who Can't Shed Their Character And Who Don't Know Who They Are For A Week Or Two After. I'm Not That Guy, Man.