Most Movies, Once The Action

The People Who Say They're For Democracy Want Nothing To Do With Democracy.

I Kept Saying That I'd Never Live In L.a., And I Didn't Think I Would. But That's Where The Work Is, And I Ended Up Making A Lot Of Friends There, And My Old Friends Moved Out To Los Angeles Too. And Also, I Think When You're Famous, Its Hard To Live In A Small Town.

There's Also Some Element Of Coming Of Age During The Reagan Administration, Which Everybody Has Painted As Some Glorious Time In America, But I Remember As Being A Very, Very Dark Time. There Was Apocalypse In The Air; The Punk Rock Movement Made Sense.

It's Like Those High-school Yearbook Photos That Everyone Would Rather Not See: Oh My God, Look At That Mullet Hair. I Have Those Photos Too, But For Me, They're, Like, Entire Movies. And They Show Them On Cable.

I Was Never Into The Popular School Or Clique Or Anything. Then I Started Doing Movies When I Was In High School, So Then I Got Popular. Then The Girls Paid Attention To You Who Didn't Before.