Anybody Doing Something Brings Something To It.

The Most Evocative Thing To Me Is Probably When A Writer And A Group Of Performers Can Collectively Put Together Something Compelling That Asks The Really Simple Question: 'how Do We Live?'

With Acting It's Your Neck Up There In The End. And If You Think The Director Can't Help You It's One Thing. But If You Feel They're Reining You In When They Need To Be Giving You Some Rope, Or Vice Versa, Then I Just Don't Tolerate That.

Nothing You Do Particularly Matters. But I'm Not Sure That's A Great Excuse For Doing It Poorly.

I Prefer To Conduct My Life Based On How I Treat People.

I Think With Actors, If You Just Don't Set About Trying To Crush Their Confidence Immediately, You're Usually Ok.