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Actors Are As Good As They Allow Themselves To Be, And To Portray Life, You Have To Have As Broad An Experience Of It As You Possibly Can, So Everything's Worth It.

You Are What You Know, As An Actor, So You Gotta Try To Know As Much As You Possibly Can.

Hamlet Is A Remarkably Easy Role. Physically It's Hard Because It Tends To Be About Three Hours Long And You're Talking The Whole Time. But It's A Simple Role And It Adapts Itself Very Well, Because The Thing About Hamlet Is, We All Are Hamlet.

You Watch A Hockey Game, And The Hand-eye Coordination And The Speed Is Really Miraculous; How Those Guys Track The Puck Alone, Just Following It With Their Eyes.

There's The Private Persona And The Public Persona And The Two Shall Never Meet