You Show Me A Perfect Person And

It Was A Little Company That Released [bad Influence], It Was Really Ahead Of Its Time... I'm Really Proud Of It. And It's Curtis Hanson. He'd Directed A Small Movie Before That, But It Was His First Directorial Work That Really Worked.

David Mamet, Tim Kazurinsky, And Denise Declue, Who Adapted [ About Last Night]. Between The Three Of Them... I Mean, It's Always Down To The Writing. You're Only As Good As Your Writing.

It Was A Role [dean Sanderson] I Hadn't Seen Before, And Yet It Was Very Accessible And Relatable At The Same Time. I Read Scripts That Have One Or The Other, But I Rarely Read Scripts That Have Both. And It Was Laugh-out-loud Funny.

About Last Night... [movie] Still Stands Up For Me. Like, I'm As Proud Of That Today And Still Have The Kind Of Faith In It Today To Show It To A Young Couple As I Did When It Came Out.

For The Only Time In My Career, I Came In And Met Tony [richardson] For The Part - I Did Not Read, I Just Met With Him - And In The Middle Of The Meeting, He Told Me That I Had The Part [in The Hotel New Hampshire]. There Was Never, "well, Thank You, And We'll Have My People Call Your People." There Was None Of That Kabuki That Goes On Now Endlessly For Even The Smallest Role.