I Live Like A Crazy Old Pack

Once When We Were Fifteen, River (phoenix) And I Went Out For This Fancy Dinner In Manhattan And I Ordered Soft-shell Crabs. He Left The Restaurant And Walked Around On Park Avenue, Crying. I Went Out And Said, "i Love You So Much. Why?" He Had Such A Pain That I Was Eating An Animal, That He Hadn't Impressed On Me What Was Right. I Loved Him For That. For His Dramatic Desire That We Share Every Belief, That I Be With Him All The Way

I Live Like A Crazy Old Pack Rat.

Very Often A Job Will Come Along That Speaks To The Place You're In As A Person At That Very Moment. And Usually Once I've Done It I Feel Like That Part Is Over.

As An Actress For Most Of My Life, I Am Profoundly Familiar With Poverty.

In The Theater, As An Actor, You're Welcoming People Into Your House.