I Don't Really Relax. When I Sleep,

I Appreciate My Role As An Actor Much More After I Direct Because It's Just Easier.

We've Been Trained Since Kindergarten: Be Nice, Be Kind, Share, Put On A Smile. So We're Conditioned To Squash Our Natural Selfish Instincts, And That's The Right Thing For Society.

The Hardest Work That Actors Have Done, Including Myself, Is On Poorly Written Scripts. And When You First Start Out You Do Anything. I Did A Lot Of Crap. I Did More Crap Than I Can Tell You. But You Did It Because You Needed The Money. You Have To Pay For Your Pictures And Resumes, And Classes And Insurance And Food Like Everybody Else. In Those Days If It Was Crap You Just Didn't Put It On Your Resume.

My Passion Is Becoming Involved In Good Work, Whether That Means As An Actor Or Writer Or Director Or Producer Or All - That Is Not As Important To Me.

When You Play A Non-fiction Character It Is More Responsibility Than When You Are Playing A Fiction Character Because That Person Lived, And You Do Want To Pay Respect To That.