I Never Really Did A Western Western.

The Most Evocative Thing To Me Is Probably When A Writer And A Group Of Performers Can Collectively Put Together Something Compelling That Asks The Really Simple Question: 'how Do We Live?'

Theater Is So Ephemeral, And I Love That.

What You Really Need To Build A Character Is Exactly What You Don't Have In The Movies - Time. You Know, Movies Are Like A Line Drawing. You Have To Make Very Quick Decisions, Which Are, In The End Instinctive. Or You Make A Decision To Say "well, Maybe I Can Do That, Because... Oh, That Could Be Irritating After A While, Or Distracting, Etc. Etc." Some Of It Is A Matter Of Time, Always.

When I Have Failed As An Actor I've Always Thought It Was My Fault. But When I Direct Something, I Wouldn't Want The Actors To Think It Was Their Fault.

My Life Before Children I Don't Really Remember. I've Heard References To It, But I Really Don't Remember.