All We Want Is To

A Lot Of Filmmakers And Actors Say, "it's So Important To Bring An Authenticity To The Role," Blah, Blah, Blah. But Then It's Interesting Because You're Also Trying To Be Somebody Else, And Viewers Are Going To Associate You With That, So I Don't Think It Really Has An Answer.

Break-ups Are Hard For Anybody, But It's Particularly Tough When It's Being Documented And You See The Person's Picture Everywhere. Most People Don't Have That Added Problem When They Break Up With Someone.

I Grew Up In San Francisco. My Parents Were Not Hippies; They Were Writers. They Were Very Active Politically, But On The Intellectual Side, Not On The "taking Drugs In A Field And Listening To The Grateful Dead" Side.

I Often Get Offered Things That Are So Similar To Things That I Have Done, And Life Is Too Short. When You Make A Film Or A Show, As You Get Older, That's A Lot Of Time To Be Doing Something That You're Not Absolutely Invested In Or In Love With.

You've Got To Grow Up Sometime.