I'm So Envious Of That

We Tell Each Other Stories So We Can Understand The World Better And There's Catharsis And We Understand The Models Of What A Hero Could Be And What The Hero's Journey As A Human Being Is All About. But Unfortunately, I Think Sometimes Those Stories Too Can Be Very Prohibitive And Confining.

The Great Thing About Theater Is That You Have So Much Time To Prepare, And To Fail, Before Presenting It To The Public. In Film, The High-wire Act Seems To Be That Much Farther Up, And The Net Seems To Be Less There.

Ignore The Naysayers. Really The Only Option Is, Head Down And Focus On The Job.

I Had Horrible Acne When I Was A Kid. I Felt Like A Complete And Utter Ne'er Do Well And Someone Who Didn't Fit In And Wasn't Handsome. So, I Understand Implicitly, And With A Great Amount Of Empathy, A Man Or Human Being That Feels That Way.

I Am Critical Of Myself Like Everyone Else. You Go To A Movie Theater And You Are Forty Feet High. I Had Bad Skin As A Teenager And I Am A Shy Person, But I Think I Am In The Perfect Business To Fight My Insecurities. You Have To Learn To Love Yourself And Say 'i Am Pretty Cool' Instead Of Being So Critical. You Can Easily Fall Into The Trap Of Doing That.