You Have To Have Horror

You Might Meet A Guy Who Turns Out To Be The Best Guy You've Worked With. They Don't Have To Be Some Name Brand Person. I've Met A Lot Of Lower Level Actors And Directors Who Were Terrific; That Are As Good As Any Other A Level Director Or Actor, They Just Don't Get The Recognition. So I'm Happy Working With Anybody Who Wants To Show Up To Play The Game And Has A Clue.

It's Smart To Have A Set Of Younger Actors. People Don't Always Want To Look At Me. They Want To Look At Other People.

I See Parody As Another Form Of Comedy. If You Are Making A Comedy, There Are A Lot Of Different Ways To Do It. I'm Not Necessarily Always Aware Of My Quote-unquote Persona When Doing Things Like That. It's More, "what Does The Character Need At The Time?" I'm Certainly Drawn To Certain Types Of Material, There's No Doubt About That.

It's Very Gratifying That Someone Likes What You're Selling.

You Can't Show Up On Set And Expect It All To Come Together. You Have To Have A Plan, Much Like How The Director Can't Just Show Up And Go, Well, Where Should I Put The Camera? That Is Gonna Determine How It Is Lit, You Should Have Already Been In The Room Looking At It Earlier, Pre-lit The Room, You Know There Is A Lot Of Prep That Goes Into It, So It Is The Same Thing With Acting. You Can't Just Show Up.