As Someone Who Has Been Asked To

I Just Love, I Love, I Love Movies.

As Someone Who Has Been Asked To Ask David Lynch What His Movies Mean For 25 Years, I'm Very Careful About Asking Artists What Their Art Means.

I Don't Turn My Nose Up At Anything. If It's A Great Part, It's A Great Part. It's Not Like, "i Don't Make Studio Films; I Work For David Lynch And Maybe A Few American Playhouse Directors, But That's It" - I'd Love To Do A Box-office Hit.

It's A Strange World, As David Lynch Would Say

It's Always Been A Desire Of Mine To Work With My Parents, So Wild At Heart Was A Wish Come True. The First Day We Did A Scene Together I Came Down The Stairs And My Mom Pointed That Finger At Me: "don't You Dare Talk To That Boy Again!" You Know, I've Seen That Finger For 23 Years. And I Started Laughing, She Started Laughing, Then The Whole Crew Broke Up - In That Moment, They All Knew That She And I Had Been There Before.