I Played Winnie The Pooh In First

It Is Nice When Things End. That Is What Stories Do - They End. It Is Hard To Write Endings And It Is Hard To Come To The End Of Things, But I Think When It Is Done Right, It Is A Very Satisfying Way To Appreciate Something.

Any Time You're Making A Movie, All You Want To Do Is Reduce The Variables Of Things That Could Possibly Go Wrong. I Think That's Why We Work With The Same People Over And Over Again.

You Have To Have A Hell Of A Lot Of Confidence In What You're Doing.

I Don't Necessarily Want Kids. A Lot Of Our Friends Are Having Children And I Don't Know If It's For Me. I Haven't Come Down Hardcore On Either Side Of The Argument. I Think When People Come From A Stable Family Having Children Becomes A Celebration And I'm Not Sure It Would Be That Way For Me.

I Played Winnie The Pooh In First Grade. I Was An Early Adopter Of Standing In Front Of People And Looking Like An Idiot.