The Idea That Marriage Has

I Have Love In My Life, A Soul Mate U2014u00a0absolutely. When Someone Asked Me Why Angie And I Don't Get Married, I Replied, 'maybe We'll Get Married When It's Legal For Everyone Else.' I Stand By That, Although I Took A Lot Of Flak For Saying It U2014u00a0hate Mail From Religious Groups. I Believe Everyone Should Have The Same Rights. They Say Gay Marriage Ruins Families And Hurts Kids. Well, I've Had The Privilege Of Seeing My Gay Friends Being Parents And Watching Their Kids Grow Up In A Loving Environment.

When You See A Person, Do You Just Concentrate On Their Looks? It's Just A First Impression. Then There's Someone Who Doesn't Catch Your Eye Immediately, But You Talk To Them And They Become The Most Beautiful Thing In The World. The Greatest Actors Aren't What You Would Call Beautiful Sex Symbols.

Get Into Something That's Really Personal That Means Something To You, Where You Have Something To Say And Is Something Really Individualized. I Wish I Was More Aware Of That When I Started My Career Instead Of Doing A Few Things I Was Told Would Be Good For Me. And They Weren't, Because It Left Me Empty, So I Didn't Do A Good Job Anyways. I Think That's What's Key To What We Do: It's Got To Be Personal.

When I First Moved To L.a., I Discovered Roy London. I Didn't Know Anything About The Arts, The Profession; I Had No Technique, I Knew Nothing, I'm Fresh From Missouri. I Sat In On A Few Classes, And They Just Felt A Little Guru-ish And Just Didn't Feel Right To Me. Until I Met Roy.

We Had A Work Session [in "moneyball"] Where About 30 Scouts Came In And We're All Riffing. And After It, [director] Bennett Miller Said: Look At These Faces And This Is What We Have To Got To Do. We Got To Get These Guys In The Scene.