Actors Are Responsible To The People We

I Know Some Really Great Actors Who Are Pretty Judgmental People, Pretty Critical People. But They're Great Actors. When They're Acting, That's The Craft.

Frankly, I Get Much More Sensitive About What's Written About Me Than How I Look In A Photo. I'm So Used To People Seeing My Image In Plays And Films That What They Think About How I Look Is None Of My Business. If They Says, "hey, He Doesn't Look Good," I'm Like, Whatever, Because I Know I Look Different From Day To Day. But If You're Up There Putting Your Heart Into Something And People Reject Your Performance, That's Very Painful. The Written Word Can Kick Your Ass.

When You're Playing Someone Who Really Lived, You Carry A Burden, A Burden To Be Accurate. But It's One That You Have To Let Go Of Ultimately.

There's Things That You Don't Want To Do And They Keep Haunting You And Following You. Bennett Miller Directed This Project [capote], Who Is A Friend Of Mine Since I Was 16, And Danny Futterman Wrote It, And He's Also Been A Friend Of Mine Since I Was 16.

I Would Definitely Say Pleasure Is Not Happiness. Because I Think I Kill Pleasure. Like I Take Too Much Of It In, And Therefore Make It Un-pleasurable, Like Too Much Coffee, And You're Miserable.