I'm A Dual Citizen, As

So Far I Haven't Really Been Prominent Enough To Get Critical Attention Focused On Me. So, Of Course, I Fully Expect Bad Reviews, But I Will Be Wracked With Misery As A Result.

Every Time You Start A New Job, You're Starting From The Beginning Again And It's Terrifying. And You Feel Like You're Going To Be Fired And Told To Go Home And Never To Darken The Doors Of These People Ever Again.

The Harder The Circumstances Under Which You're Making A Movie, Generally The Better The Friends You Make. You're Far Away From Home And So You're Kind Of Lonely, And You End Up All Gravitating Towards Each Other And The Bar Every Night. It Tends To Be Inversely Proportionate To The Comfort Level On The Movie, How Close You Become To Everybody.

It's Censorship, Really. I Don't See Why It's Not Okay For Somebody Under The Age Of 17 Watch Someone Smoking When They Can Watch Someone Have Their Brains Blown Out? My Son And I Were Watching An Ad On The Television The Other Day. And It Said, "rated R." He Said, "what Does 'rated R' Mean?" I Said, "god, I Don't Know. You Can't Watch It Unless You're Over A Certain Age."

I'm Just Happy To Be A Film Where For Once I Don't Have To Worry About My Hair, Because My Managers Are Always Complaining About My Hair Looking Depressing In My Movies. Which Is True. I Mean, It's True.