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It's A Pretty Good Job Being An Actor, But It's Work Sometimes. And When I Say Work, I Mean It's A Job.

The Great, Rewarding Thing About Directing Is That You're Overseeing The Whole Thing. When You're An Actor, You're Just One Department.

Actors Don't Generally Go Asking Other Actors For Advice Too Much, But I'll Take Suggestions Wherever I Can.

I Think The Reason I've Survived That Long Is Because I've Taken My Work So Seriously. Maybe Sometimes Too Seriously, But It's Always Been Important For Me To Do My Best Regardless Of The Film. I Think The Biggest Compliment I Get Is When People On The Street Stop Me And Say They've Liked The Choices I've Made.

One Of The Things I've Learned Over The Years Is That You Only Do What You Can Do As An Actor. You Do The Best Job You Can, But You Have No Control Over So Many Elements That Are Going To Determine The Outcome Of That Film. I Never Pay Attention To What Happens After.