I Love The Theater, But

On Indies It's Hard To Do, But In Rehearsals, You Make Mistakes In Rehearsal. It's Really Hard Rehearsing A Play Or What Rehearsal You Get On Any Movie. That's Where You Get To Make Your Mistakes, And You Make Big Ones. So When You Shoot [the Movie] Or You Finally Get The Play In Shape And Do It, The Mistakes Are Out Of The Way. If You're Not Afraid To Make Mistakes, Then There Is No Writer's Block Or Actor's Block.

Nothing Seems To Matter But Ourselves. That's Not How I Was Brought Up. I Don't Recognize The Country I Live In Anymore.

And The Actors Tend Not To Want To Watch Themselves Very Often. I'm One Of Those Guys.

As An Actor, You're Always At The Service Of Somebody Else's Vision. In A Play, It's More Of The Director's Vision, And He Or She's Got Their Hands On You All The Way Up To Opening Night, And If It's A Film, There Are Even More People.

I Never Said, 'i'm Going To Be A Big Star.' I Said, 'i'm Going To Be A Good Actor.' And That Took The Pressure Off.