It's A Skill That People

I've Got That Irish Thing Going On. Lots Of Irish In My Background.

I Made, Like, Five Movies While I Was In College. I Think They Just Weren't Memorable Movies. I've Taken Breaks As The Years Have Gone On - I Burn Out Every Once In A While.

As An Actor, I'm Always Playing Solitary Characters. But As A Director, I'm Always Making Ensemble Movies, Which Focus On Lots Of People's Lives And How They Intertwine.

Eventually This All Passes. The Public Horrors Of Today Eventually Blow Away. And, Yes, You Are Changed By The Awful Wake Of Reckoning They Leave Behind. Hopefully In The Process You Don't Lose Your Ability To Throw Your Arms In The Air Again And Spin In Wild Abandon. That Is The Ultimate F.u. And - Finally - The Most Beautiful Survival Tool Of All. Don't Let Them Take That Away From You.

Any Actor Working A Long Time Should Know How A Shot Is Set Up, Where To Place Themselves, How To Handle The Lines. I'm A Member Of The Crew, Like The Best Boy, The Electrician. What I'm Good At Is Making Eyes At The Camera.