Italy is definitely where I feel most at home, or alternatively, living in total wilderness, in the bush in Australia.

I've always held to the belief, though, that people who do too much acting training always look like they're acting, you know?

I think spirituality is a good thing but I dislike any sort of dogmatic organization.

It seems essential to try to find some meaning to life and I guess Jungian philosophy is the one that's helped me understand myself and the world more than anything else.

But, I'm a big Johnny Cash and a big Lou Reed fan and a Fellini fan.

To me that's what art is about - when you don't really have any control over your desires to do it.

You experience true happiness when the things you desire rise up to the level of the things you deserve.

Neither would you, had you grown up in a library of melodramatic romance novels.

Please do not ask me to talk about my divorce. Mr. Ziegfeld and I are such very good friends. It is only a little matter quite between ourselves.

Ego gets you inches but it doesn't get you impact.

Floating in a lake, lying in a hammock, playing a bit of Scrabble...that's what I'm in need of.

We should fill the syllabuses of schools with lessons about love and compassion.

What I've found is that stage is very much a foundation of acting. It's where it all began and you're working with that repetition.

Following fashion trends, however ridiculous or uncomfortable.

Every effect that one produces gives one an enemy. To be popular one must be a mediocrity.

Why is it better to last than to burn?