A Lot Of Movies Try To Set

Everyone Has A Unique Perspective And That's Valid. Everyone's Perspective Is Valid. That Doesn't Mean That Everyone Has The Same Degree Of Skill Level As An Entertainer, But Skill Isn't The Only Important Thing. It's Also What Kind Of Perspective And Feelings You're Bringing To It.

That's What Life Is: Repetitive Routines. It's A Matter Of Finding The Balance Between Deviating From Those Patterns And Knowing When To Repeat Them.

The Truth Is, An Actor's Performance Is The Result Of Work By A Lot More People Than Just The Actor. When You See That Character Portrayed Up On Screen, There Is The Work Certainly Of The Actor, But There's The Work Of The Editor, There's The Work Of What The Camera Was Doing. What The Music Was Doing, All Of The Above.

I Don't Think Action For Action's Sake Is So Fun, But When It Helps Tell The Story, I Love Doing A Good Fight Scene.

I Don't Blame Folks For Not Wanting To Put Me In Their Movies Or Whatever. I Understand If Their Audiences Had An Association With Me.