Acting Is Ephemeral. It's Not Like Making

What An Actor Says Is Much, Much Less Important Than A Life, So That's The Great Use For Improvisation; You Go, You Find The Life And Then You Add The Words.

I Grew Up With Scientology - My Parents At One Point Were Clerical. It's A Pragmatic Philosophy, Not Merely A Belief System. Yeah, It's Had Media Exposure Because Certain Luminaries Do Scientology, But Millions Of People Do It Who Are Not Celebrities. It's Not A Threat Or Some Cult.

A Lot Of Writers, Because They Don't Understand Actors, Feel Like, In Order To Be Better At Their Performance, They Have To Change The Words Around A Lot.

It Was Extremely Useful To Grow Up In Front Of The Camera. It Gives The Camera No Significance. I Think It Helped Me Have Perspective On Things. The Attraction That Hollywood Can Have, I Feel Like I'm Over That. Instead I Just Concentrate On Acting.

I'm Really Happy With Where I Am, The Movies In My Life. Not Satisfied, Necessarily. But I Won't Put It On Somebody Else, Blame Anybody Else For My Position In The Business. It's The Choices I Have Made.