I Think Some Of The

Why Am I Doing The Work I'm Doing? Why Am I Friends With This Person? Am I Living The Best Life I Possibly Can? Questions Are Often Looked Upon As Questions Of Doubt But I Don't See It That Way At All. I Question Things To Stay Present, To Make Sure I'm Doing What I'm Supposed To Be Doing.

Normally You Read A Screenplay - And I Read A Lot Of Them - And The Characters Don't Feel Like People. They Feel Like Plot Devices Or Cliches Or Stereotypes.

The Truth Is, An Actor's Performance Is The Result Of Work By A Lot More People Than Just The Actor. When You See That Character Portrayed Up On Screen, There Is The Work Certainly Of The Actor, But There's The Work Of The Editor, There's The Work Of What The Camera Was Doing. What The Music Was Doing, All Of The Above.

Most Of What Hollywood Puts Out Is Crap Anyway.

That's What Life Is: Repetitive Routines. It's A Matter Of Finding The Balance Between Deviating From Those Patterns And Knowing When To Repeat Them.