The Bottom Line Is If The Movie

I Spent Lunchtime In A Grave During The Filming Of 'bloody Mama.' When You're Younger, You Feel That's What You Need To Do To Help You Stay In Character. When You Get Older, You Become More Confident And Less Intense About It - And You Can Achieve The Same Effect.

The Bottom Line Is If The Movie Does Well, Everybody Is Happy And They Forget About What They Went Through. And If It Doesn't, It's 'i Told You.' There's One Director Who I Won't Mention, Who Said, 'it's All Blood Under The Bridge.'

Everybody's In New York And, Hopefully, My Younger Kids Will Go To College In New York And Find Something They Want To Do So They'll Stay In The City

As An Actor, You Use The Things From Yourself That You Can Apply To The Character.

Movies Are Hard Work. The Public Doesn't See That. The Critics Don't See It. But They're A Lot Of Work. A Lot Of Work.