Don't Buy Into The Corporate

Satire Is Meant To Have Teeth; Satire Is Meant To Be Dangerous. But It Also Happens To Be Fun Because Subversion And Telling The Right Kind Of People To Go To Hell Is Supposed To Feel Good.

I Always Liked It When People Go Back In Time To Discover Things About Themselves, Like With 'a Christmas Carol' And You're Getting A Tour Of Your Life By The Ghosts Of Christmas Past, Present And Future.

Well, Acting Itself Is A Form Of Rebellion, Always. Getting Up There In Front Of People, Telling Stories - You're Kind Of Going Against The Grain To Begin With, Wanting To Do That, Don't You Think? Why Else Would You Do It? Except Maybe As Kind Of A Way To Affirm Your Very Existence.

It's A Very Frightening Time When Something As Basic As Due Process Is Seen As Somehow Radical.

Roy, The Guy I Play In 'the Grifters,' Is A Guy Who Had A Very Bleak Life. His Mother Had Him At 13, And Then When She Was 17 Or 18 And He Was 4 Or 5, They Were Trapped In A Small Texas Town Somewhere, And She Was Ready To Do Anything To Get Out.