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As Far As Acting In Films, There Is Not Much Out There That Is Very Interesting To Do. The Ones That Are Interesting To Me Are Independent Films And They Have Trouble Raising Money. With People Putting Their Money Into Blockbusters, There Is Not Much Left For The Independents.

I Was Always Drawn Toward The Actor's Studio. I Studied At The Lee Strasberg Institute When I First Came To New York. One Of My Favorite Teachers Was One Of Al [pachino]'s Teachers, A Guy Named Charlie Laughton, Who Was Just A Wonderful, Wonderful Man.

I Said To Myself, 'i've Waited A Long Time In My Life To Have A Child, And I'm Missing It, I Want To Continue To Have A Career, But Not This Way.

I Think That There Is A Real Beauty To The Live Aspect Of The Theater, And The Working With A Director For A Month On A Script In The Isolation Of A Room And Really Deeply Delving Into Who Are These People, What Is The Story We're Telling, How Do We Want To Tell It?

I've Never Done Anything For Money. My First Love Is Things Of Limited Commercial Appeal. I Could Be Happy Doing Shakespeare For The Rest Of My Life.