I Think It's Not A Question Of

Actors Are Inherently Self-centered. We're Trained To Focus On Who I Am. What Do I Want? Who Is In My Way? How Do I Get This? That's How We're Trained. Unfortunately, That Sometimes Spills Over Into Real Life. But It's All Very Subjective. You Just Try To Portray Someone Beyond The Surface, The Different Layers.

If You're A Person Who Complains About Everything All The Time, Then You're Just The Boy Who Cried 'wolf.' But If You Do It On Occasion And About The Right Reasons, Then People Listen.

It's In Our Nature To Be Intrigued. We're Putting The Bread Crumb Not In Your Mouth But Close To Your Mouth. You Reach A Little Bit, And That's Why It Works.

Good Storytelling Doesn't Have To Be In The Form Of The Classics. It Doesn't Have To Be Revered By Everybody. In Fact, To Me, The Best Storytelling Is Not Universally Loved By Every Single Person. I Think You Can Water Down The Ethicacy Of The Work, Itself.

My Personal Feeling, If I Can Interject A Political Note, Is That I Don't Think It Is Right That Basic Health Care Is A Privilege. It Shouldn't Be. It Should Be A Right Of All Human Beings. And Certainly In The Richest Country In The World.