Onscreen, Babies And Animals Are My Inspiration.

If I Had My Way, If I Was Lucky Enough, If I Could Be On The Brink My Entire Life - That Great Sense Of Expectation And Excitement Without The Disappointment - That Would Be The Perfect State.

I Do Tend To Move On Anyway. This Is A Part Of My Life, But It Doesn't Rule My Life.

You Know, When You See Yourself On A Big Screen, I Tend To Watch From Behind My Hands. There Is Absolutely The Regret. You Always Get That At The End Of Every Project. That's What's Great About Theater: At Least Every Night You Get The Chance To Go Out And Re-offend. I'm Endlessly Disappointed, Which Is What Propels Me Into The Next Project, Probably, Not To Repair The Damage But To Kind Of Hopefully Keep Developing. Otherwise There's No Reason To Keep Doing It, Is There?

I Don't Understand A Way To Work Other Than Bold-facedly Running Towards Failure.

Audiences Want To See Them, And In Fact, They Earn Money. The World Is Round, People.