Don't Hit People; Don't Let It Get

The Celebrity Mill Is So Active These Days That Actors Can Make Careers Out Of Being Themselves, And I Don't Know That I Want To. I Think I'm Just Figuring Out How To Make A Career Out Of Not Being Myself. It's Hard.

Everyone Assumes That Novelists Are Smarter And More Interesting. They're Generally Smarter And More Interesting, But They're Often Very Short. So It Kind Of Cancels All The Smart And Interesting Stuff Out.

Hamlet Is A Remarkably Easy Role. Physically It's Hard Because It Tends To Be About Three Hours Long And You're Talking The Whole Time. But It's A Simple Role And It Adapts Itself Very Well, Because The Thing About Hamlet Is, We All Are Hamlet.

I'm A Typically Lazy Person. It Is Sort Of Characteristic Of Actors.

Don't Hit People; Don't Let It Get You Too Angry; Remember That Everything You Do Can And Will Be Used Against You. And Take A Breath And Have Some Perspective.