For Humans, Flying Isn't Magic, It's Physics.

When I Started Out As An Actor, I Thought, Here's What I Have To Say; How Shall I Say It? I Began To Understand That What I Do In The Scene Is Not As Important As What Happens Between Me And The Other Person. And Listening Is What Lets It Happen. It's Almost Always The Other Person Who Causes You To Say What You Say Next. You Don't Have To Figure Out How You'll Say It. You Have To Listen So Simply, So Innocently, That The Other Person Brings About A Change In You That Makes You Say It And Informs The Way You Say It.

If You Know What You're Looking For, That's All You'll Get - What's Previously Known. But When You're Open To What's Possible, You Get Something New - That's Creativity.

No Man Or Woman Of The Humblest Sort Can Really Be Strong, Gentle And Good, Without The World Being Better For It, Without Somebody Being Helped And Comforted By The Very Existence Of That Goodness.

How Can I Ever Hope To Communicate Something To You Unless I Get Signals Back From You That I'm On The Right Track Or That I've Started At Some Place That You're Familiar With?

I Don't Really Worry About The Size Of The Part Much Any More. It's Nice To Have More Time To Work On The Character, And To Have Big Scenes To Play. But If There's Something Playable There, And If It's Interesting To Do, Then That's Nice.