I Never Set Out To Be Rich

I Always Thought That It Was Kind Of Silly That A Baseball Card Could Be Worth So Much Money.

I Never Set Out To Be Rich And Famous. I Wanted To Follow My Own Path.

When You're Studying Drama, When You're A Young Actor, There Are Simple Rules About Acting. "why Am I Here? What Prevents Me From Leaving? What Am I Trying To Get? How Do I Hide Something?" So When You're Making A Film Like Abel's Movie, You Want To Be Thinking About Those Things All The Time. And You Wanna Be Armed With Those Things, And You Hope The Other Actors You're Working With Have The Same Understanding Of Drama And Scene And Acting. Sometimes It Works And Sometimes It Doesn't.

I've Worked With Robert Altman A Couple Of Times Too.

When You're Young, You Get By On Charm And Good Looks, Not That I Miss Being Charming Or Good-looking, But Then You Start To Understand Things About Life, About The Craft Of Acting. You Approach It A Different Way. It's Much More Fun Now Than It Was, Because You Take More Chances And Risks. I Enjoy Acting Now More Than When I Was Young.