I Love The Irony. I'm Perceived As

If You Want To Be An Agent Of Change, It Starts With You And What You're Made Of.

The Purpose That You Wish To Find In Life, Like A Cure You Seek, Is Not Going To Fall From The Sky. ...i Believe Purpose Is Something For Which One Is Responsible; It's Not Just Divinely Assigned.

Pain Is Temporary, Film Is Forever.

The Oldest Form Of Theater Is The Dinner Table. It's Got Five Or Six People, New Show Every Night, Same Players. Good Ensemble; The People Have Worked Together A Lot.

There's A Connection That's Hard To Explain. It's The Feeling I Get When I See Someone Shuffle Up To Meet Me, Or Say Something, And I Can Instantly Tell By The Cant Of Their Head Or By The Movement Of Their Arms -- And These Are People Who Aren't Even Full-blown Symptomatic -- That They're One Of Us. And The Look They Give Me, It's Not Just Gratitude -- I Don't Care About The Gratitude -- But Solidarity. And Shared Optimism. And A Resiliency That Just Makes Me Think We're Doing The Right Thing, And That This Truly Is A Community.