I Like A Very Dry

Well, All I Can Say Is Thank Goodness I Had 15 Years Of Theater Before Ever I Did Film Roles. You Build Technique That You Can Rely On

I Had A Couple Come In With A Negative Amortization Mortgage On A House That Costs Way Too Much Relative To Their Income. They're Consuming Real Estate, Not Investing In It.

I Suspect That A Lot Of Studio Executives Still Think Of Me As 'what's-his-name'.

You Jot Down Ideas, Memories, Whatever, Concerning Your Real Life That Somehow Parallels The Character You're Playing, And You Incorporate That In Your Scene Work.

As A Rule It Usually Takes Three Or Four Readings For Me To Be Interested In A Script, And If I'm Interested I'll Read It Three Or Four Times Before I Make A Strong Decision