Actors, You Know, They're Often Awkward People

Someone Very Smart Once Said To Me, "steal, Don't Borrow." So If There's Anything Good In Anything Anyone Else Does, It's Fair Game. I Think That Everything I've Ever Done At Some Point Is Part Of Someone Else's Legacy.

Film Is Such A Bizarre Vehicle For Acting. It's Such A Bizarre Experience. I Don't Think You Ever Really Get Familiar With It. If You Do Get Familiar With It, You're Probably Not That Good Anymore.

Its The Difference Between Instinct And Intuition.

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.

And I Think For Me Theres A Lot Of Neurosis Involved With Where You Should Be Or Thinking About Where You Are All The Time Instead Of Being Where You Are.