The 42+ Dylan McDermott Quotes

We Shared The Same Vision.

Most Actors Are Starving. Most Of Us Are Walking Around With A Flashlight And Tweezers Looking For Evidence. When You Have Someone That Actually Writes An Acting Role, It's Rare.

L.a. Is Still Such A Fascinating Place To Me, So Big And Diverse. It's So Spread Out That You Can Go From Zuma To Downtown And There's Really Like 10 Different Towns In Between.

I Was Terrified Of The Vietnam War When I Was 13. I Thought I Was Going. The Draft Was Such An Ominous Thing, I Felt As If It Was Going To Trickle Down To Me.

I Don't Like The Slasher Stuff, Myself, But I Do Like The Psychological Horror Of Roman Polanski And That World. But, It's Curious To Me Why People Do Like To Be Afraid.

I Believe That Ryan Murphy Is A Genius. His Instincts Remind Me Of Andy Warhol. I Recently Went To The Warhol Museum In Pittsburgh, And You Can See A Lot Of Echoes Of Andy In Ryan’s Work. Like Andy, Ryan’s Finger Is So On The Pulse Of Culture That He’s Ahead Of Culture. Their Aesthetic And Their Vision Of The World Are Very Similar.

Honestly, I'm Cool With Everyone, And People Pick Up On That. I'd Say, 'i'm Not Gay, But It's All Good.' It's Kind Of Like Going To Paris When You Don't Know The Language; Some Americans Get Into Trouble Over There, But I'm Just Like, 'sorry, I Don't Speak French.

It's The Cable Shows That Are Really The Most Interesting - 'mad Men,' 'breaking Bad,' Those Shows Are Really The Premiere Shows On Television Right Now.

I Guess My Style Is A Cross Between David Bowie And Clint Eastwood.

Once You Understand That Someone Has Tourette And That They Can't Help Their Tics, It Takes Away The Distraction. And You Can Engage Your Compassion. You Feel For Them. You Embrace Them.

You Never Want To Have A Movie Be Derivative, Because That's The Worst If You Ask Me. I Always Want To Be In Original Material, Or An Original Idea, Or An Original Vision, Rather Than A Rehash Of Some Other Movie.

I Think Everything Keeps Changing. There Was A Time When Television Was A Bad Thing For Actors And It Meant That You Could Only Do Television, And Now We See Everyone Does Television.