I'm Not A Time Person.

I Went To A Presbyterian College, You Know, I Was In... All The Way, And So I Remember Doing My First Sermon When I Was 17, I Was In High School. It Wasn't A Full Twenty-five Minute Sermon, But For Like Ten Minutes I Got Up And They Let Me Do That, And It Was On Faith.

You Can Do A Movie And Hope It May Be Great, But Until You Have Seen It, You Don't Know. I Loved 'rampart.' I Love That One Called 'the Hi-low Country' That Steven Frears Shot.

I Used To Live In Los Angeles, But I Didn't Want My Kids To Grow Up In The Thick Of The Obsession With Movie-making. There's A Lot Of Sensationalism And Superficiality. I Wanted To Take My Kids Out Of That And Raise 'em Up Elsewhere, And I Wanted To Stop Being Preoccupied With Whether My Star Is On The Rise Or The Descent. I Can't Imagine Having A Much Greater Life, And I Don't Want To Be Preoccupied With Things That Don't Matter. But Of Course, Ironically, My Two Oldest Daughters Have Decided That They're Going To Be Actresses.

Violence Was Almost An Aphrodisiac For Me.

I Remember My Daughter Deni Coming Along, And She Was So Pure And Caring Of Everybody And Everything. And Somehow, This Little Being Managed To Get Around All The Obstacles - The Gun Turrets, The Walls, The Moats, The Sentries - That Were Wrapped Around My Heart. My Heart At That Time Needed Her. I Think It's The Best Thing Going, Parenthood.