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There's A Constant Chatter In Our House, Whether It's Giggling Or Screaming Or Crying Or Banging. I Love It. I Love It. I Love It. I Hate It When They're Gone. I Hate It. Maybe It's Nice To Be In A Hotel Room For A Day - 'oh, Nice, I Can Finally Read A Paper.' But Then, By The Next Day, I Miss That Cacophony, All That Life.

My Kids Are Just Waiting For Me At Home. I'm Their Father. They're Wondering, 'when's Daddy Coming Home?'

I'm Actually Very Snobbish About Directors. I Have To Say No All The Time. 'no' Is The Most Powerful Word In Our Business. You've Got To Protect Yourself… To Leave Home, It's Got To Be Worth Leaving. It's Got To Be Worth It.

Within Time, You Get Comfortable With Yourself And With The Unknown - That We're Not Going To Know Until That Time Comes. And That's Enough For Me. I Wrestle With This A Lot Even Now Because I Don't Want To Step On Anyone's Religion. My Family Is Still Very Dedicated. At The Same Time, I Take Great Issue With It When It Starts Defining Policy Or Ultimately Becomes Separatist. ... It's Been The Basis Of Our Main Conflicts Throughout History.

We Are A Generation Of Men Raised By Women. I'm Beginning To Wonder If Another Woman Is What We Really Need.