In The Harshest Place On Earth, ...

Very Often, You Know, You Stop Walking Because You Say, 'well, I'm Tired Of Climbing This Hill. I'm Never Going To Get To The Top.' And You're Only Two Steps From The Top.

It [love About Acting] Is All About Role Playing - The Same Thing You Do When You're A Kid, When You Play With Dolls Or Toys And Make Up Stories. I Never Grew Out Of It.

I Really Wanted To Work With Luc Besson. I'm A Big Fan Of His. Did You Ever See 'the Professional.' It Was Very Violent. But A Fabulous Story, A Fabulous Movie, Very Well Done. So That And Two Or Three Other Projects Of His That I've Seen, I Just Thought If I Had A Shot To Work With Him I Wanted To Do It.

Rob [reiner] Is A Teddy Bear. He's Hell Delicious. He's A Really Good Director. He's A Great Soul. In The Movie Business, I Would Call Him A Movie Mom. The Only Person I Hold In Equal Esteem Is Clint Eastwood. Now I Have Worked With A Lot Of Terrific Directors, And I Don't Mean To Be Putting Any Of Them Below Their Own Station, But These Two, I Relish Working With Them.

I'm Not One Who Can Write Out A Speech And Remember All The Names Of The People That You Need To Thank Because You Need To Thank All Of Those People.