I Cry Every Chance I Get.

I've Lived In New York When I've Had Nothing, And I've Lived In New York When I Had Money, And New York Changes Radically Depending On How Much Money You Have. It's The Texture Of Life.

I'm Voting For Gore Because The Other Is Unthinkable. Which Most Of Us Will Probably Do. I Hope All Of Us. I've Always Liked Ralph Nader And Would Like To See A Real Third Party, But The Thought Of George Bush As President Is Unthinkable.

People Have A Different Idea Of How Movies Are Made Than They Really Are. On A Certain Level, Everyone Throws Ideas Into The Hopper. It's Not Like The Actors Are Wind-up Dolls That You Push Out Onto The Floor, Play With, Then Put Back In The Box. You Get People Around You Who You Trust; The Writer, The Producer, The Director And All The Actors All Contribute.

A Lot Of Making A Movie Is The Comfort Level Of The People. It's Just Feeling Open. We Need To Get Along. We Have To Know Something About Each Other.

I Find That You Can Use An Acting Technique When The Thing Isn't Working, Not That You Make The Technique The End Result Of Your Work. You Use The Technique When You're In Trouble And Things Aren't Flowing The Way They Should. It's A Way Of Fooling Yourself To Make It Work Again.