I'm Not Interested In Playing

Somehow I Was Invited To Visit With Audrey Hepburn. I Had This Afternoon With Her, And She Gave Me A Couple Things. She Was So Gracious And Everything You Would Think That She Would Be.

I'm The Type Who'd Rather Not Work Than Work On Something I'm Not Into. I've Done That A Couple Of Times, And I Feel Like I Can Totally See It In My Performance.

Most Actors Don't Know What They're Going To Do Next, So You Get Into This Thing Where You Have To Force Yourself To Have Another Life Outside Of Acting. And Then, As Soon As You Start Something In This Sort Of Normal Life That You're Trying To Live, You Get A Job. So You Have This Constant Struggle Because You Want To Be Able To Commit To Things And To Finish Things In Your Life, But Then You Also Want To Be Able To Act.

A Lot Of Filmmakers And Actors Say, "it's So Important To Bring An Authenticity To The Role," Blah, Blah, Blah. But Then It's Interesting Because You're Also Trying To Be Somebody Else, And Viewers Are Going To Associate You With That, So I Don't Think It Really Has An Answer.

I'm Not A Big One On - I Don't Know What To Call It - Getting All Glamorous. I Don't Really Worry About My Looks, And I Don't Worry About Getting Old. Exterior Beauty Doesn't Mean A Lot To Me.