Oftentimes, people sort of eke by and win a supporting actor or actress award and it's kind of unusual. It's a moment for them in their career and not necessarily a sign of many great years of work that have passed or are to come.

Once an actor wins an award, they want to show off what they can do and the diversity of their talent. That often gets them into trouble and they go a little too far afield. And no matter how great an actor is at picking roles, there's always going to be a bad movie.

I wouldn't go so far as to call [winning an Oscar] a curse, but it's definitely a tough cross to bear. It's a really tough burden to carry, and it informs every choice they make in the future.

As an actor, there's no faking it.

The president has said before that he is patient, the American people are patient, and he is confident that in time we will find this.

Iran is not exactly the type of nation that people just happen to end up in. People seem to have a desire to go there, and our concern is that the desire can be matched by a government that allows them to be there.