Every Role You Do Is

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.

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.

Probably Lloyd In 'say Anything' Is The Closest To Me - Or To Who I Was At The Time. It Was Just A Great Love Story About People In The '80s, And We All Tried To Make It Feel As Real As Possible. It Was Such A Wonderful Time. We Didn't Leave Anything In The Gym; We Put It All Out There.

I Don't Agonize Over Decisions As Much These Days. The Criteria Of What's Important To Me Is Clear.