I Still Have A Lot To Learn.

There Was A Television Show Called The Innocents Of Hollywood. Brooke Shields Is A Friend Of Mine And She Saw One Of The Introductions To It, And She Called Me And Said, "i Think You Better Check This Out." And On This Show They Talked About Parents Who'd Ripped Off Their Kids. One Of Them Said, "my Mother Stole $300,000 From Me As A Child." Well, My Mother Opened A Bank Account For Me When I Made $60 On My First Day Of Work As An Extra. She's That Kind Of Mother. But God Knows What People Will Say When This Movie Comes Out.

Luckily, I Was Raised By People Whod Already Seen All The Yuck Stuff, Which Is Why They Originally Didnt Want Me To Act. I Understood The Difference Between Getting A Part At A Hollywood Party And Getting A Job.

I've Always Loved Film More Than Theater, And Film May Be More Closely Related To Making A Record Because You Have That Ability To Go In And Do Your Work And Have No Judgment Around It, And Feel Honest. Then, Much Later, It's Presented To People. But In Theater, People Come Backstage After A Performance And You're About To Do The Same Play Again The Next Night, And People Say, "well, I Didn't Really Believe That Emotion" Or Whatever. It's Really Hard For Me, I Like To Be Closed Up And Just Do The Work.

I Still Have A Lot To Learn. I Just Have Two Cats, And When I'm In A Bad Mood - You Know, It Would Be Very Easy To Throw A Cat Across A Room.

I'm Friends With Renny Harlan, Who Directed Die Hard 2, And I Will Say, I Thought It Was Beautifully Done. What I Loved About It Was That The Bad Guys Are Basically American Political Figures. They Don't Have East German Accents Or Whatever.