In New York, Everybody Is Their Own

I Know Some Amazing Actors Who Are Not Mortified Every Moment Of The Day, So My Feeling Is That Maybe You Don't Have To Be A Wreck To Be Good.

I Don't Watch The Movies I'm In - Ever. Sometimes I Keep Pictures, But That's It. I Used To Watch My Movies, Because I Didn't Want To Be Rude To The People Making Them, But I Stopped A Few Years Ago. I Think It's Pretty Common Among Actors. It's Like Listening To Your Own Voice, But Multiplied By A Million.

I Don't Watch The Movies I've Been In. I Try To Stay As Little Aware Of The Final Product As Possible, Because My Job Doesn't Really Change.

I Think There's Nothing More Wonderful Than Using Fiction To Reflect Real-world Cultural Ideas.

I View Myself In The Narrowest Possible Terms, But I Don't Watch Anything I've Been In, And I Don't Read Reviews Or Analysis Of Movies I've Been In, Or My Plays.