Caregivers Of Those With A Traumatic Brain

As Far As Acting In Films, There Is Not Much Out There That Is Very Interesting To Do. The Ones That Are Interesting To Me Are Independent Films And They Have Trouble Raising Money. With People Putting Their Money Into Blockbusters, There Is Not Much Left For The Independents.

I Loved Living And Breathing Theatre So Much That I Decided I Had To Find A Way To Bring My Desire To Act And My Ability To Support Myself Together. I'd Run Through The Possibilities In Washington, So That Meant Moving To New York.

For Me, The Motivation Really Was To Work With Al Pacino. To Me, That Seemed Like An Incredible Opportunity, Just A Learning Opportunity Because I Thought So Highly Of Him.

I Was Quite Eager To Work, Anytime Somebody Was Offering Me A Job, If I Liked The Role. Because I Was Always Very Discriminating From The Very Beginning, In The Sense That I Had Absolutely No Problem Saying No To Jobs When They Came Along If Somehow They Didn't Fit Into My Universe - Whatever That Was.

As Actors, The Magic Is In The Almost Spiritual Experience To Really Enter Another World, To Really Enter A Belief Of Being In Another Person's Shoes And To Really Take On Their Experiences As Someone Else Has Written Them And Imagined Them. It's Kind Of A Sacred Thing. It's A Very Spiritual Experience. That In Itself For Me Is The Main Thing That Keeps Me Coming Back To It. I Like To Travel, But For Me, This Is The Greatest Travel.