If You Don't Interfere With Me, I'll

Art Is Not Disposable. If You Want It, You Have To Hold It And Smell It And Touch It And Read The Credits And Enjoy It And Put It On Your Wall.

With Acting It's Your Neck Up There In The End. And If You Think The Director Can't Help You It's One Thing. But If You Feel They're Reining You In When They Need To Be Giving You Some Rope, Or Vice Versa, Then I Just Don't Tolerate That.

My Father Could Be Very Distancing. My Clearest Memory Is Of Him Squatting, Watering Plants For Hours And Hours At A Time, Completely Silent. He Was Very Self-contained; My Mother Was More Outgoing And Chatty And Social. I'm Certainly More Like Her.

My Father Was An Exceptionally Strong Influence On Me.

There's No Worse Feeling In The World Than Realizing The Play You've Directed Doesn't Work.