Never Root For A Team Whose Uniforms

In The Theater, You're So Much More In Charge As An Actor. For Better Or For Worse, You Know What The Audience Is Seeing. But You Can Be Acting Your Socks Off On Film, And Then You See The Movie, And The Camera Is On The Other Actor, Or They've Cut Out The Lines You Thought Were Significant, Or They've Adjusted The Plot. So Much Of It Is Out Of Your Control.

When I Tell People I'm A Comedian They Say, 'oh, Are You Funny?' I Say, 'no, It's Not That Kind Of Comedy.'

You Have To Take Away The Idea That Something You Do Is Right Or Wrong. I Don't Think There's A Right Or A Wrong; I Think There's An "it Works" Or "it Doesn't Work" For The Whole. And That's Why You Need A Director You Trust, So You Can Just Keep Throwing Out Suggestions.

Kurt Vonnegut Wasn't A Chatty Guy, But When He Spoke, It Was Always Clear And Very Funny, In The Way That He Wrote, In A Very Specific Kind Of Combination Of Word Groupings And Expressions That Lived Somewhere Else.

I Married Him [chris Sarandon] My Senior Year, And After I Graduated, He Went To The Long Wharf Theatre In New Haven, And I Tagged Along And Was Doing Some Local Modeling And Commercials And Things Like That. A Woman Named Jane Oliver, Who Handled Sylvester Stallone, Saw Chris At The Theater And Asked Him To Come In And Audition. We Went In And Auditioned - He Needed Someone To Read With Him. I Read With Him, And She Said, "well, Why Don't Both Of You Come Back In The Fall."