I Don't Know Why, But

The Growing Pains Of Being An Actor, That Was A Little Frustrating At Times Because You Feel Like You Have Great Capacity To Do Many Things. And Yet There Seems To Be A Misunderstanding About Who You Are And What You're Trying To Do. And That Requires Patience, And People Eventually Will Understand.

I Think The Reason I've Survived That Long Is Because I've Taken My Work So Seriously. Maybe Sometimes Too Seriously, But It's Always Been Important For Me To Do My Best Regardless Of The Film. I Think The Biggest Compliment I Get Is When People On The Street Stop Me And Say They've Liked The Choices I've Made.

I'm Drawn To Women Who Live In A World Different From My Own. I Don't Believe You Have To Marry Someone From Your Own Backyard. James Joyce Married A Woman Who Never Read Any Of His Books.

Racism Was Just A Tool To Deal With Frustration And Pain And That People Are In Denial About The Way We Feel And Desperately Trying To Control Their Environment The Way Their Lives Are. And Ultimately Their Scapegoats Aren't Going To Make Them Feel Better, It's Just Going To Increase Hatred And The Problem Gets Worse And Worse.

I Had Acting Teachers, And One Of The Things That Was Encouraged Was To Keep It Fresh, To Be Spontaneous. That's The Magic Of Film Often.