I Read The Script And Try Not

I Have A Home In Arizona. I Go A Couple Months A Year, But Basically Chicago Is My Home.

Do Whatever You're Directed To Do, And Leave The Rest Of That Technical Stuff Up To The Director.

Writer-directors Are A Little Bit More Liberal, Rather Than Having Just The Writer On The Set, Because I Think Sometimes The Writer Becomes Too Precious With The Words. If You're A Writer-director, You Can See What You're Doing And See Your Work In Action, So I Think You Can Correct It Right There And Still Not Compromise Yourself.

This Is My First Experience Working In A Foreign Movie, But The Mechanics, I Think, Are Pretty Much The Same All Over; You Still Have To Wait In The Trailer.

I'm Old Enough To Never Say Never. I Never Had A Grand Plan With What I Was Going To Do. There Are Some Movies That I Would Like To Be Involved With, But I'm Trying To Be A Working Actor.