I'll Tell You This About

The Roughest Part Is Showing Up. Once You Throw Yourself Into The Scene, It's Just Great Fun To Let It All Go And Not Be Self-conscious, And Stop Questioning Whether You're Sufficient.

I Don't Watch Rushes. My Whole Thing Is To Try To Stay In The Moment With The Other Actor, And To Let It All Hang. I'm Not Sure I'm Right On That, Though.

As An Actor, Early On, You Learn That The Audience Is Never Wrong. And If You Think They Are Wrong, You Need To Find A Different Way To Make A Living. Collectively The Audience Is Smarter Than You Will Ever, Ever Be.

I'm A Big Fan Of Rehearsal. I'm Famous For Pulling The Cast Together, Not So Much To Formally Rehearse, But Just To Run The Lines. My Theory Of Acting Is That It Takes All Your Attention Just To Stay In The Moment, And Keep Your Attention On The Other Person, And Get Him To Do What You Want Him To Do.

When A Director Makes A Mistake, People Suffer. People Suffer Horribly Sometimes.