As An Actor, I'll Play Anything.

I Won An Academy Award For 'the Cider House Rules,' Playing An American.

I'm Trying To Work Only With Established, Respected Directors. I Took A Lot Of Bad Scripts And Worked For A Lot Of Lazy Directors, And It Was Discouraging To Go To The Screenings And See That The Director Had Added Nothing, The Editor Had Added Nothing, There Was Nothing To See.

You Can Write Shorthand And Still Look At The Guy You're Talking To.

It's Much Harder To Act In A Bad Film Than In A Good One. A Terrible Script Makes For Very Difficult Acting. You Can Win An Academy Award For Some Of The Easiest Acting In Your Career, Made Possible By A Brilliant Script.

I Didn't Know What I Knew. I Wasn't Aware Of What I Knew.