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It's A Lot Easier To Act When The Writing Is Good. Nothing Is More Frustrating Than Trying To Figure Out 'well, Why Did I Say This Next?'

The Most Frustrating Things Is When You Read Something That Has So Much Potential, But There Are Other Little Red Flags Where You Think, I Don't Know That I Would See Eye-to-eye With The People Making This Film. And That Is The Worst Environment To Enter, And Absolutely Not Worth The Risk.

You Can Relax More When You're Playing A Silly Character Than When You're Playing A Really Rigid Character. But To Be Fair, I Think George Clooney Is A Bigger Teenager Than Any Of The 'twilight' Cast. He's The Guy Throwing A Football At Your Head And Then Hiding Around The Corner, Pretending It Wasn't Him!

You Can't Tell An Audience To Like A Character. And I Think The Best Way To Get The Audience On Someone's Side Is To Embarrass Them.

To Not Be Self-conscious Of Your Appearance Is Huge, And Something That I Desperately Hope To Carry Into Film At Some Point In My Useless Life - To Not Be Thinking, "my Ear Looks Weird From This Angle, Why Is The Camera Over There?"