I'm Not A Bad Parent

I Would Say Chemistry Between Two People Is Very Powerful. You Have To Fight To Keep It, But If You Don't Have It, You Can't Manufacture It.

I Don't Know What It Is, Exactly, But There's A Negative Drag On Film Sets After The Second Week Or So, A Mutinous Vibe Because The Infinite Capacities Of The Directors And Everybody Else Become Quite Finite And Everybody's Under The Gun And It Becomes Work.

I Do Feel That If It's Not On The Page, There's No Hope Of It Getting To The Stage. You Really Can't Take A Cat And Turn It Into A Dog, Or Try And Get Lemons Off An Apple Tree, Or What Have You. Sometimes There's This Real Naïveté That People Possess, Where They Want You To Infuse A Scene With A Certain Quality, And It's Like An Apology. "i Read The Script, Didn't You? What's The Agenda Here?"

Well, I Didn't Really Admit That I Anywhere Until My Daughter Started School And I Knew I Couldn't Pull Up And Leave When I Felt Like It.

That's Why They Call It Work, Because It's Not What You'd Prefer To Do With Your Free Time.