Movies Are Hard To Make, And You

Certain Writers Have It Very Precise And There's Not Much Room To Add Something.

You Never Know What You Do That Could Be Totally Out Of Left Field, Which Actually Might Work And Give Something Fresh To The Whole Scene, To The Character, Whatever. If You Have That With A Director Who Then Knows How To Shape It, Either In The Direction, In The Moment, Or In The Editing, Then That's Good.

The Bottom Line Is If The Movie Does Well, Everybody Is Happy And They Forget About What They Went Through. And If It Doesn't, It's 'i Told You.' There's One Director Who I Won't Mention, Who Said, 'it's All Blood Under The Bridge.'

I Never Walk Into A Place I Don't Know How To Walk Out Of.

One Of The Things About Acting Is It Allows You To Live Other People's Lives Without Having To Pay The Price.