The More You Are Positive And Say:

Everything Is Just Make Believe. They're Just Different Versions Of Make Believe. I Love The Period Of This Movie [the Finest Hours]. I Love The '40s. I Love The '50s. I Love The Style Of The Clothes. I Love How The Women Looked. I Love The Dances. I Love The Music. I Love The Amber Of The Lights And The Cars. I'm In Love With All Of It.

I Work Out Because That's My Job, But What I Enjoy About It, Beyond The Vanity, Is The Zen Of It. I Like Getting Out Of My Head, And One Great Way To Do That Is To Sweat Your Face Off. And To Know That, If You're Thinking Of Anything Else, You're Not Working Intensely Enough.

I Took Part In A Theatre Festival In Massachusetts Two Summers After I Graduated From College. Then I Was In Los Angeles Thinking: "i'm Going To Go To New York." I'd Decided That I Would Not Have A Chance Of A Film Career, So I Was About To Make The Move. I Bought A Plane Ticket And Found A Place To Live In New York, Packed My Bags And Of Course The Universe "told Me" That I Was Not Meant To Go. Suddenly, A Week Before I Was Supposed To Leave, I Had Three Job Offers And One Of Them Was My First Movie.

Generally Speaking, The More Money That's Involved In Anything, The More People Are Expecting And Hoping That It's Not Going To Fail.

It Feels Great To Not Be The Acne-ridden Outsider That I Felt Like When I Was In High School. It's A Lot More Fun Being Alive Now Than It Was Then, I'll Say That Much.