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I Feel Like Fame Is Wasted On Me.

Not That It Entirely Matters: There Is A Perception That All Actors Make Their Movies. A Lot Of People Assume You're Responsible. George Clooney Told Me Actors Get All Of The Blame And All The Credit.

Memories, All Those Little Experiences Make Up The Fabric Of Our Lives And On Balance, I Wouldn't Want To Erase Any Of Them, Tempting Though It May Be.

It Was A Dreamlike Time For Me From December 1997 To March Of '98. Before That, I Was Basically Unknown. Then, Bang! The Starting Gun Fired, And Everybody Just Started Running. It Was Learn-on-the-job. And There Were More Opportunities For Work Than I Had Time To Do Them.

Every Single Director-actor I Talked To, From Warren Beatty To Clint Eastwood To George Clooney, Said The Biggest Mistake They Made Is Not Shooting Enough Footage Of Themselves.