I Think L.a. Is Impossible.

I Come From The Belief That All Good Films Find Their Time Whether It's On Opening Week Or Sometime Later. That's Certainly True With Some Of My Favourite Films That Might Relate To This [the Assassination Of Jesse James] Film In Terms Of Cadence Like Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, Or Mccabe & Mrs Miller Or Days Of Heaven. I Found Them 10 To 20 Years After They Were Made.

Deregulation Created This Epidemic Of Greed Which According To The Rules Of Capitalism Was Ok. Beyond That There Was Criminal Behaviour. There Have Been No Repercussions And It's Hard To Make Your Peace With.

It May Be A Brief Interruption - Just A Few Seconds - But What If Someone Sitting Near You Is Trying To Make A Decent Bootleg? Did You Ever Think Of That? Now All Those Street-corner Copies Are Permanently Defiled By Your So-called 'emergency.' Don't Be So Damn Selfish.

When I First Started, They Were Trying To Get Me Into Sitcoms - I Think Because I Had That Kind Of Wonder Bread Look And My Hair Always Went Into Place. I Kept Saying, 'i'm Not Good At Sitcoms. I Don't Know How To Do That.'

I've Always Paid Attention To Religion Because I Grew Up In A Religious Background, But I've Never Felt A Part Of Any Of Them. I Think There's Something To Be Drawn From Most Of Them - Other Than Goat Sacrificing.