... The One That Has

Brad [pitt] And I Have Never Wanted Our Kids To Be Actors. We've Never Talked About It. But, We Also Want Them To Be Around Film And Be A Part Of Mommy And Daddy's Life, And For It Not To Be Kept From It Either. We Just Want Them To Have A Good, Healthy Relationship With It.

Don't Fit In, Don't Sit Still, Don't Ever Try To Be Less Than What You Are...

The Coen Brothers Said Something That Helped Me, "when You Put The Book Down, You Have A Certain Feeling, A Certain Understanding. That's What They Need To Feel When They Walk Out Of The Theater. That's Your Job, To Literally Put This Book On Film, You Won't Make A Good Movie, You'll Do No Service To Anyone.

There Doesn't Need To Be A God For Me. There's Something In People That's Spiritual, That's Godlike. I Don't Feel Like Doing Things Just Because People Say Things, But I Also Don't Really Know If It's Better To Just Not Believe In Anything, Either.

The Side Of Fairytales I Don't Like Is That They Always Have Happy Endings, That There's Just Good And Evil, And Things Are Perfect. But Life Is A Little More Complicated, And That's What I Try To Teach My Kids.