I Think Poets Tell Better

I Just Love The Process Of Working With Other Actors. It's Like Jamming With A Musician, Except It Takes A Little More Effort To Get To That Place As An Actor, Because You Have The Cameras And Lights And Everything. But I Love Jamming With These People.

My Dad Had A Commercial Film Company, So He Had A Videotape Player Before Anyone. So He Got Mel Brooks Movies Or Citizen Kane Or Some Classic Old Movies. And Every Summer The Revival House In Evanston Would Show The Great Films From The '50s And '60s And '70s.

I Have A Good Friend Who's A Texas Girl; Texas Girls Are A Whole Different Breed.

The Movies Have Got More Corporate, They're Making Fewer Movies In General, And Those They Are Making Are All $200-$300m Tent-pole Releases That Eat Up All The Oxygen.

New York's Like A Boxing Match. In Hollywood, It's Like A Fellini Movie Or Something.