My Dad Was This Sort Of Avant-garde

Acting Is The Hardest Job In The Entire World. By Far. Harder Than Ditch Digging.

It's A Gamble You Take, The Risk Of Alienating An Audience. But There's A Theory - Sometimes It's Better To Confuse Them For Five Minutes Than Let Them Get Ahead Of You For 10 Seconds.

I Remember Being Taught In School That You Would Underline Things That You Liked. I Remember Just Underlining Everything As A Kid, Thinking, 'this Has All Gotta Be Important!' I Would Just Underline The Whole Thing!

I'm Not Really A Sundance Baby, But They Helped Me So Much I Feel I Have To Acknowledge It.

I Guess What I Like In My Movies Is Where You See A Character Change By Maybe Two Degrees As Opposed To The Traditional Movie Change Of Ninety Degrees. I Guess That Always Feels False To Me In Movies Because That Doesn't Truly Happen. Around Me, At Least In The Life I Live, I Guess I Don't See People Change Ninety Or A Hundred Degrees. I See Them Change In Very Small Increments. I Think It's Just A Monitor I Might Have On Myself As A Writer To Not Make Any False Scenes.