I Think First Impressions Are Important When

I Read The Script And Try Not To Bring Anything Personal Into It. I Make Notes, Talk To The Director And We Decide What Kinds Of Shades Should Be In The Character.

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.

You Cant Act For The Editing. You Just Go In And Do The Scene The Way You Think Is Right.

There's A Whole Catalogue Of Actors That Never Went To Acting School.

I'd Love To Do A Western. A Real Western Like John Ford Used To Do. There's Not Too Many Of Them Made, So I Don't Know If I'll Ever Get To Do That. They're Awfully Hard Movies To Make.