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In Acting, I Always Try To Go Back To What Would Actually Be The Real Situation, The Real Human Behavior In Life.

The Bottom Line Is If The Movie Does Well, Everybody Is Happy And They Forget About What They Went Through. And If It Doesn't, It's 'i Told You.' There's One Director Who I Won't Mention, Who Said, 'it's All Blood Under The Bridge.'

A Lot Of Young Actors Have The Idea That, "i've Got To Do This Right. There's A Right Way To Do This." But There's No Right Or Wrong. There's Only Good And Bad. And "bad" Usually Happens When You're Trying Too Hard To Do It Right. There's A Very Broad Spectrum Of Things That Can Inhibit You. The Most Important Thing For Actors - And Not Just Actors, But Everybody - Is To Feel Loose Enough To Create What You Want To Create, And Be Free To Try Anything. To Have Choices.

When You Make A Movie, Everyone Should Leave Their Own Personal Problems At Home. When They Start Bringing Those To Set, Filming Can Be Very Difficult... You Don't Need Any Extra Drama. Put The Drama Into The Story, In The Characters.

You Learned The Two Greatest Thing In Life, Never Rat On Your Friends, And Always Keep Your Mouth Shut.