I'm Not That Tough; I'm

His Holiness [the Dalai Lama] Has Told Me, Urgently And Repeatedly, That He Thinks My Photographs Are Crap. His Exact Words Were, 'these Photos Are Of Poor Quality. Why Is There No Sharp Focus? There Is No Clarity!' I Said, 'but Your Holiness, It's Goyaesque.' And He Said, 'no! It's Out Of Focus!'

When I Started Acting, It Was Really The Way For Me To Be Able To Communicate.

Everyone Seems To Think They Know What Acting Techniques Are. Techniques Just Help You Get To A Certain Place, But If The Thing Is Happening Just By Itself You Don't Need Those Techniques.

There Is Nothing Real About Film. Nothing. Even The Light Particles That Project The Film Can't Be Proven To Exist. Nothing Is There.

People Have A Different Idea Of How Movies Are Made Than They Really Are. On A Certain Level, Everyone Throws Ideas Into The Hopper. It's Not Like The Actors Are Wind-up Dolls That You Push Out Onto The Floor, Play With, Then Put Back In The Box. You Get People Around You Who You Trust; The Writer, The Producer, The Director And All The Actors All Contribute.