A Lot Of My Success

You Can Give The Greatest Performance Possible, But If You Don't Have A Director Who's Pointing The Camera In The Right Direction And An Editor Who's Editing It Properly, It Doesn't Matter What You Do. The Director And The Editor Are The Most Important People. Not The Actors. Sometimes The Writer Is Important. But If You Don't Have A Good Director, You Can't Have A Good Production.

You Really Have To Keep People Interested, At All Times, Until The Punch Comes. You Can Do That With A Film That Lasts 90 To 100 Minutes. That's Very Difficult To Do At 160 Minutes.

It Can Take A Long Time For Some People To Find Out How To Ground Themselves, And Film Sets Are An Odd Atmosphere To Do It In - Especially If, Like Me, You Finished School Early.

You Really Have To Work Harder To Come Up With New Ways To Play The Scenes.

I Always Think There Will Be That Time That People Will Find Out That I'm Crap At What I Do.