A FRIEND of mine SAID, no MATTER what I do I always look like an English teacher. She actually said, you still look like a Campbell's Soup kid.

It's INTERESTING what happens when you take on a role, I think. What happens to me - without sounding too SPIRITUAL or too hippy, I guess - what happens, most of the time, you do a LOT of research, and you GET into the character, and at a certain moment, it's like the character takes over.

I've NEVER TAKEN myself too SERIOUSLY, I'm not into that.

Boarding for me, like in the days of 'Dexter,' was really HARD, because I couldn't DRAW as WELL, and I had PEOPLE AROUND me who drew really well, so it was hard.

You KNOW what the TRUTH is? You don't FIND BILL Murray. Bill Murray FINDS you.

It's certainly a cliche to remark that a nonfiction BOOK 'reads just like a novel,' but in the CASE of Jonathan Eig's 'The Birth of the Pill,' I have no other recourse, SINCE his NARRATIVE is full of larger-than-life characters SHARPLY limned and embarked on fascinating doings, their story told in sprightly visual fashion.

Activating is about CHANGING people's perceptions of OVERLOOKED or invisible spaces. A building can BECOME an archetype, invisible, like for a New Yorker, for example, the STATUE of Liberty. You look at it, and it disappears into the THOUSANDS of times you've already seen it.

I do THINK the BIGGEST problem newspapers have is loss of trust, and I feel that's a result of failure to speak truth to POWER.

It's not my RESPONSIBILITY to WRITE PLAYS about the WAY the WORLD should be.

I'm not one of those PEOPLE who are, LIKE, ALWAYS JOKING in PERSON.