I Hope I'm A Spiritual

When I Walk Into A Screening, I'm Nervous In A Different Way Than I Am As An Actor. But The Response Is Ultimately I Know How I Feel About It And That's What Matters To Me The Most.

I Don't Have A "i Want To Play This Or That," I Just Don't Have That. I've Never Been Like That.

I Could Draw Ideas. I Remember Writing A Paper For A Seminar Class. I Remember Writing A Paper About - And This Is Going To Sound Really Sort Of Pretentious, But That's Where My Mind Was At The Time - How Acting And The Performing Artist Can Really Be Like A Bodhisattva, How They Can Communicate Ultimately An Idea In A Way That Can Move And Shift Things. And That Was Wonderful. I Didn't Know Many Classes Where I Could Try And Relate The Thing That I Really Loved And Wanted To Do Into An Intellectual Idea, And That Happened To Be One Of Them.

The Truth Is Most Of The Films That Make A Lot Of Money No One Remembers, And I'm Not Interested In Making Films That No One Remembers.

I Think That I Have Done Work Where I Feel Like I've Challenged Myself, And Then What's Even More Confusing Is I've Done Work Where I Think I've Challenged Myself And No One's Responded To It, And No One's Interested In It.