I Don't Even Want To Go Back

I Don't Even Want To Go Back To '81.

Cancer Is Really Hard To Go Through And It's Really Hard To Watch Someone You Love Go Through, And I Know Because I Have Been On Both Sides Of The Equation.

I Feel Like Being An Actor It Is A Great Way To Do Your Job And Be A Parent, Because You Have A Lot Of Freedom. You Have A Job And Then The Job Ends And Than Maybe You Don't Have Another Job For A While Or Maybe You Chose Not Have Another Job For A While. For An Actor, It's Like Maybe You Don't See Your Kid For Two Weeks While You Are Filming But Then You Might Have Three Months Off Where You Are At Home Every Day And Picking Him Up From School. I Find It's A Great Thing.

There Are No Available Men In Their Thirties In New York. Giuliani Had Them Removed Along With The Homeless.

Eleanor Roosevelt Was Painfully Shy, Painfully Shy. So She Overcompensated. In The Same Way That Nancy Reagan Felt Unattractive And Unlovable And So Everything Had To Be - Hair Had To Be Perfect, And The Makeup And The Clothes. Because She Thought, "they Don't Think I'm Pretty."