Don't Worry, And Don't Kick

I Don't Experience Basic Human Emotions. It's Not My Thing.

When You Improvise On The Spot, People Are Very Reluctant To Have Soft Moments Or Quiet Moments Or Sad Moments Because They're Trying To Fill Up The Spaces. So They Always Go Towards, "how Come You're Late?! You're Supposed To Have My Shirt Ready! You Call This A Dry Cleaner?!" That's What Happens. That's Why Improvising On The Spot Gets Very Dicey.

Acceptance Is Going To A Restaurant Where The Salad's Not Great, But The Steak Is Fine.

You Never Do A Movie And Not Want It To Work. You Accept Whatever It Is. You Have To, But Nobody In Their Right Mind Would Not Want The Movie To Be Getting Talked About At The End Of The Year.

As An Actor, If You're Just Sitting And Staring And You Don't Know Who You Are In Your Own Mind, It's Vacant. And Sometimes The Camera Is An X-ray Machine, It Can Pick It Up.