[as An Actor] You're Looking To Crawl

I Find People Who Want To Help Other People To Be The Most Interesting. I Come From A Family Of Teachers, And My Friends Are Teachers, Often Times In Very Difficult School Situations.

The Joy Of Acting For Me Is To Be Able To Experience Emotions In A Safe Environment. You Can't Scream And Cry In The Street Because Everybody Will Look. If You Do It On A Movie Set, You Get Applauded.

My Feeling Is... When You Show Up To A Movie Set Where There's, Like, 50 People Standing Around And Months Of Preparation Gone Into It, You Want To Be As Prepared As Possible, So You Should Make A Million Baguettes. That Might Not Actually Help In Any Explicit Way, But It'll Make You Feel More Prepared.

Everybody Feels Like They Need A Photograph Because We're In A Generation Where, If You Don't Document It, It Didn't Occur. So You've Got To Stop And Take A Picture With Everybody.

The Scariest People To Turn A Movie Over To Are Always The People Who Are Drawing Up The Poster, Because That's The First Impression It's Going To Make. And Very Often It's Portraying A Very Different Film From The One The Actors Actually Did.