An Actor Should Be Ready To Play

It Really Doesn't Matter Whether It's The Villain Or The Hero. Sometimes The Villain Is The Most Colorful. But I Prefer A Part Where You Don't Know What He Is Until The End.

I Was Making A Film Called The White Tower At The Foot Of Mont Blanc - The One Thing I Learned From That Experience Was That It's More Difficult To Go Down A Mountain Than To Go Up. A Lot Of People Don't Realize That.

I Dont Know How It Is Now But The Assistant Stage Manager Had To Understudy Several Parts. You Had To Be Ready To Go On At Any Time If The Actor Couldnt Make It To The Play. I Didnt Think Anything Of It.

An Actor Would Be Foolish To Do Something That Might Hold Up The Picture, Or More Importantly Incapacitate Him. If An Actor Does Do A Stunt He Needs To Make Sure A Stunt Man Stands By To See That It's Done Correctly.

I Can't Frankly See Much Difference In The Film Industry At All. The Only Difference Might Be That They Don't Take As Much Time As They Used To. For Example, They'll Do In One Day What We Used To Take A Week To Do.