Let Us Be The Ones Who Say

I Come From The Belief That All Good Films Find Their Time Whether It's On Opening Week Or Sometime Later. That's Certainly True With Some Of My Favourite Films That Might Relate To This [the Assassination Of Jesse James] Film In Terms Of Cadence Like Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, Or Mccabe & Mrs Miller Or Days Of Heaven. I Found Them 10 To 20 Years After They Were Made.

When I First Got Out To Hollywood, They Were Pushing Me For Sitcoms, And I Didn't Really Have An Interest In Them. I Wanted To Do Films And Slowly Worked That Way. And Then It Became, I Guess, This Curse Of The Leading Man.

America Is Not A Country, It’s A Business.

When I Was A Little Kid We Moved To Tulsa, Then To St. Louis And, By The Time I Was In Kindergarten, We Lived In Springfield, Missouri. There I Basically Grew Up.

There's A Constant Chatter In Our House, Whether It's Giggling Or Screaming Or Crying Or Banging. I Love It. I Love It. I Love It. I Hate It When They're Gone. I Hate It. Maybe It's Nice To Be In A Hotel Room For A Day - 'oh, Nice, I Can Finally Read A Paper.' But Then, By The Next Day, I Miss That Cacophony, All That Life.