If A Film Is Well Made, Then

I Often Get Offered Things That Are So Similar To Things That I Have Done, And Life Is Too Short. When You Make A Film Or A Show, As You Get Older, That's A Lot Of Time To Be Doing Something That You're Not Absolutely Invested In Or In Love With.

I've Learned That It's Ok To Be Flawed, That Life Can Be Messy, That Some Days You Glide And Some Days You Fall, But Most Important, That There Are No Secret Answers Out There.

Even Though I Never Really Had To Pound The Pavement As An Actor, I Always Worked Really Hard. But, At The Same Time, I Always Felt Like People Thought That I Didn't Have To Struggle Even Though I Was Struggling.

I Grew Up In San Francisco. My Parents Were Not Hippies; They Were Writers. They Were Very Active Politically, But On The Intellectual Side, Not On The "taking Drugs In A Field And Listening To The Grateful Dead" Side.

I Thought It Was A Cool Parallel. Being Replaced By The Young Thing. I Know That Definitely Happens In Hollywood. It's Harder To Find Good Roles, And Suddenly There's New Girls. I'm At That Age I've Been Warned My Whole Life About.