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The Hardest Thing About Being Famous Is That People Are Always Nice To You. You're In A Conversation And Everybody's Agreeing With What You're Saying - Even If You Say Something Totally Crazy. You Need People Who Can Tell You What You Don't Want To Hear.

[salomaybe] Is My Presentation, My Vision Of The World. Not So Much To Satisfy The Audience At Large.

If I Find Something And Feel As Though I Can Contribute To [it] In A Way And Feel I'm In It, Whatever That Means, I'm Expressing Something That I Feel Is A Way To Exercise My Talent And Help Communicate A Role As A Human Being In A Movie, I Will Do That.

You Don't Get To Know Anybody In A Movie Until After It's Over. You Work Less Together In A Film Than You Do Onstage.

I Used To Think Of Myself As A Comedian. I've Always Admired Comedians. Their Minds, The Way In Which They Se The World Is So Striking, The Way They Juxtapose Things, The Way They Can See Humor In People. There's A Liberation In That.