I Didn't Become An Actor To Have

Every Time I Make A "mission" Movie Or Other Films, People Kind Of Look At Me And Go, "well, Now What? What's Next?" I Think There's Always Going To Be Another Mountain. I Think There's Something Always In Store.

I Remember Looking At My Dad And Wanting To Understand Him. I Didn't Want To Just Write The Guy Off. He Was Lost. I Can't Speak Specifically In Terms Of Why And How He Got To Where He Was - That Was His Journey. All I Can Tell You Is, He Was Overwhelmed By Life... My Mother Basically Did All The Work, And Then They Got Separated And I Didn't See Him For A Long Time. He Didn't Try To Help The Family Financially Or Spiritually, And I Lived With The Effects Of The Chaos.

Making A Movie Is Like A Chess Game. It's About Constantly Changing Patterns, Adapting To New Things. It's Not Just Black And White, As You Know.

I Don't Care What Someone Believes. I Don't Care What Nationality They Are. But If Someone Wants To Get Off Drugs, I Can Help Them. If Someone Wants To Learn How To Read, I Can Help Them. If Someone Doesn't Want To Be A Criminal Anymore, I Can Give Them Tools That Can Better Their Life.

Everybody Dies, Sally. The Thing Is To Die Well.