Good Actors Can Sort Of See Into

I Don't Want To Sell Anything, Buy Anything, Or Process Anything As A Career. I Don't Want To Sell Anything Bought Or Processed, Or Buy Anything Sold Or Processed, Or Process Anything Sold, Bought, Or Processed, Or Repair Anything Sold, Bought, Or Processed. You Know, As A Career, I Don't Want To Do That.

My Point Was That It's Hard To Make Good Films, But I'm Not Under Any Illusion That You Do All The Time.

But No, I Don't Really Like Romantic Comedies, So I Don't Really Care. I Never Go See 'em.

Roy, The Guy I Play In 'the Grifters,' Is A Guy Who Had A Very Bleak Life. His Mother Had Him At 13, And Then When She Was 17 Or 18 And He Was 4 Or 5, They Were Trapped In A Small Texas Town Somewhere, And She Was Ready To Do Anything To Get Out.

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.