Nothing Else Counts Except What

I Have A Tendency To Say 'yes' To A Script Or No To A Script. Not 'yes' Based On A Rewrite.

You Can Skim Those Stage Directions And Go Right To The Dialogue. You Can Almost Read The Movie In The Same Amount Of Time It Will Take You To See The Movie.

I Think What All Actors Share Is That, Somewhere Down In Your Solar Plexus, There's This Fear That You're Not Going To Be Able To Come Up With The Goods, That This Is The One Movie Where You're Going To Look Like A Fool, And They Should Have Cast Someone Else. And You Feel Ugly, And You've Got Three Chins, And You've Gained Too Much Weight, And You're Losing Your Hair, And There Are So Many Better Actors Who Could Do This. But If You've Got Chops, What You Realize Is That Everybody Feels That Way, So Just Show Up And Do The Job.

Actors Are Embracing A New Aesthetic, Which Is Leaning More Toward Truthful And Simple And Direct, As Opposed To What We Would Normally Call Sitcom Acting.

If I Like The Story And It's Well Written, And It's A Character I Want To Play And They'll Pay Me, Then I Decide To Do It.