My Main Concern Is Theater, And Theater

If You Think About What Acting Is Supposed To Be, My Job Is To Disappear.

What My Work Is, Is My Approach To It. It's The Practice. And My Work Is About The Effort That I Make To Get There. And I Think If There's Anything Artistic, It's In That Middle Space.

You Know If We Were To Look Back And How We Were In 1955 Living In Jim Crow, Living In Segregation, Living In Segregated Schools, It's Hard To Believe That It Was America, But It Really Was.

People Realize That We're Very Good At Sending People To War, But We're Not Good At Taking Care Of Them. And People Are Coming Back From War Now; Years Ago, They Would Have Been Killed, Now They're Wounded; And They're Coming Back Alive And With Post-traumatic Stress. So, I Think Americans Are Sensible Enough To Know We've Got To Figure Out A Way To Take Care Of Them.

You Can't Teach Talent. You Can't Teach Inspiration. You Can Teach People Critical Facilities. You Can Give Them Techniques. You Can Teach Discipline. And You Can Teach Them About The Business.