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I Think Looking At Your Own Life, On- And Offscreen, You Can Motivate Anything, Or You Can Delude Yourself Into Anything.

It's A Miracle When Something Actually Turns Out Well Because There Are So Many Ways For It To Go Wrong.

I Remember Anthony Perkins Saying, "real Is Not Necessarily Interesting." So Real Is Not Enough. But What Happens As An Actor Is That You're Really Trained To Listen And To Be Open And Have Empathy. It's Such A Natural Consequence That You End Up Being More Political. You Can Empathize With The Mother Whose Kids Are Going To Be Sent To Iraq, Or You Can Emphasize With The Mother Who Is Losing Their Child To A Disease. How Could You Not Then Be Active? So You're Automatically Drawn To That Aspect In The Rest Of Your Life.

You Just Can Never Count On A Formula, On A Movie That You Think Is Going To Be A Big Hit, And That's Why You Do It. You Have To Choose Each One For What You Think You'll Learn And The Fun You'll Have. And Maybe The Cool People That You Work With Or A Character That You're Going To Be Able To Explore ... You Just Keep Your Fingers Crossed.

If You Always Have To Be Watching Yourself And Judging, I Don't Think You're As Free.