When I Walk Into A Screening, I'm

My Mom Would Always Say This Thing About Writing - And I've Taken It Into Account In A Lot Of Things In My Life - Which Is Just, "make It Shorter." Figure Out What You Are Truly Saying, Whittle It Down To The Essence, Then Say That.

I Think, Now, Younger Generations Do Take That For Granted In A Lot Of Ways. I Don't Think That Takes Away From The Struggle Of Identity And What That Is. But The Struggle For Identity Is Everybody's Struggle. No Matter What It Is.

Hardest Emotion? They're All Pretty Damn Hard; I Don't Know Really If There's One Specifically, But I Do Think, I Don't Know What's Happening Or What I'm Feeling When I'm Actually Listening.

I Don't Think I Had Any Idea At The Time How To Work With Someone As Masterful As He Is. And I Don't Think At The Time I Really Understood What Was Happening. I Think I Was In A Space Where I Was Like: There Are All These Things. I Was Shooting All These Takes With David, And I Was Just Confused, As A Person, And As An Actor Feeling A Little Too Big For My Britches And That This Thing Was Happening And Then Also Not Having Enough Skill Yet, And Technique To Know Exactly Where I Was, And Know About The Character.

In That Way, As An Actor In Particular, You're Powerless. And So In That Way As An Actor In Particular You Can't Make Mistakes.