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I Really Love Hanging Out On The Set, And I Love The Life, And All Of That. But I Don't Think I Could Stick With This Profession If It Weren't For Those 15 Minutes A Day When I Get To Act. That's The Part I Love. For Some Strange Reason, It's The Time That I'm The Least Self-conscious In My Whole Life.

I Don't Know If It's Fair To Say That It's A Bad Time For Movies. It Seems To Me That Throughout The Entire History Of Filmmaking, Every Year There Have Been About Two Really Wonderful Movies, About 10 Others That Are Pretty Good, And A Whole Pile Of Garbage.

What I've Discovered Is, Really, Acting Is Acting Is Acting. It's All The Same. Seventy-five Percent Of The Skills Are The Same In Both Media.

The Roughest Part Is Showing Up. Once You Throw Yourself Into The Scene, It's Just Great Fun To Let It All Go And Not Be Self-conscious, And Stop Questioning Whether You're Sufficient.

Before I Made It Big I Worked As A Dishwasher, Washing Dishes In This Place Called Dishwasher House Where People Could Just Come In And Do Whatever They Wanted To The Dishes And We Had To Clean Them With Our Hands Till They Bled. A Lot Of Struggling Actors Worked There-downey Jr., Joaquin Phoenix, Damon Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Keenen Ivory Wayans-and We Actually All Kind Of Wish We Still Did.