I Always Used To Say To Myself,

I Certainly Am Not A Great Believer In Over-rehearsing Between Actors, And Certainly Not Doing The Dialogue Too Much.

Film Is Very Much About Capturing The Essence Of Things - If You Feel It, And You've Got The Right Person Shooting It, It'll Come Across. Theater's A Different Animal; It's Physically Different And Requires A Different Discipline. In The Theater, You're Mining The Same Material, Constantly Honing The Same Thing, Executing It And Keeping It Alive And Fresh.

The Worst Piece Of Advice I've Gotten In My Whole Career Is From Somebody Who Said, Remember, It's All About Likeability.

When You Are Shooting Action, There Is A Satisfying Thing Because Your Objectives Are Very Clear.

I'm One Of Those Actors Where Usually I'll Read A Script, And Then I'll Have A Flurry Of Notes. I'll Ask A Hundred Questions About Things, And Really Get In There And Examine It.