The Tough Thing About Adulthood

I'm Interested In That Thing That Happens Where There's A Breaking Point For Some People And Not For Others. You Go Through Such Hardship, Things That Are Almost Impossibly Difficult, And There's No Sign That It's Going To Get Any Better, And That's The Point When People Quit. But Some Don't.

I Enjoyed Working With Dustin Hoffman. That Was Really Fun. He Decided That To Really Be Effective As Woodward And Bernstein, Considering Their Differences, We Should Spend Some Time Together. Because Dustin And I Were Very Different.

Once The Festival Achieved A Certain Level Of Notoriety, Then People Began To Come Here With Agendas That Were Not The Same As Ours. We Can't Do Anything About That. We Can't Control That.

Generally Speaking, I Went Through That. I Came To A Place Where I Realised What True Value Was. It Wasn't Money. Money Is A Means To Achieving An End, But It's Not The End.

I Would See My Hometown, Los Angeles, Change. Green Space And Orange Groves Gave Way To Cement, Freeways Flooded With Traffic, And Air Pollution, All In The Name Of "progress." I Felt Like I Was Losing My Home. It Had A Profound Effect On Me, And I Realized Just How Important Nature Was To My Spirit, My Soul, My Point Of View.