Actors Dread Working With Studios Because They

My Feeling Is... When You Show Up To A Movie Set Where There's, Like, 50 People Standing Around And Months Of Preparation Gone Into It, You Want To Be As Prepared As Possible, So You Should Make A Million Baguettes. That Might Not Actually Help In Any Explicit Way, But It'll Make You Feel More Prepared.

If I Get No Sleep The Night Before A Show, I Feel That Performance Is The Best One.

It's A Very Strange Experience To Watch Yourself In A Movie Anyway. I Most Frequently Don't Do It, But If I Was Going To Do It, I Would Do It In A Private Way, Not At A Public Screening At A Film Festival, Which Is Just An Overwhelming Experience.

I Give Credence To The Worst Things Somebody Writes About Me, And If Somebody Writes Something Nice, I Think They're Wrong Or False Or Lying Or Joking.

When You Take On A Role You Try To Do As Much As Possible Beforehand To Get Your Mind Into It. Just To Prepare Because It's A Daunting Prospect To Go Six Months Or Whatever.