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Hard Work And A Proper Frame Of Mind Prepare You For The Lucky Breaks That Come Along -- Or Don't.

I Shaved My Hairline Back And Dyed My Hair And Wore A Little Powder, A Little Paint, A Fat Suit, And I Changed My Voice, But The Emotions Were Consistent With What The Point Of The Scene [with Branch Rickey] Was.

I Love The Comic Opportunities That Come Up In The Context Of A Father-son Relationship.

What I Look For Is Identifying What The Utility Of A Character Is To The Telling Of The Story Overall. If I Can Identify That From Reading The Script, Then I've Got A Clear Idea Of Whether Or Not I Think The Character Is Worth Playing.

Bikes And Planes Aren’t About Going Fast Or Having Fun; They’re Toys, But Serious Ones.