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An Actor Cannot Say No, It’s Against His Job. If He Wants The Part He Has To Say Yes. [but] It’s Very Bad For You To Say You Can Do Something And Then Not Do It, So You Have To Manage To Do It.

But When You Work With The Director And The Real Person Who Is Playing Opposite You, It Changes Everything. You Are Almost In A Working Session. I Was Very Comfortable, And That’s Maybe What Helped Me To Get The Part.

If I Had To Fall In Love With All The Actresses I Play With And Live The Situations I Have To Play, I Would Be Lost ! I Need To Be Solid And Know Who I Really Am To Have Fun In Making Something Else. I Noticed, While Talking With Other Actors, That They Often Let Ambiguity Float. I Don't Like Ambiguity, It's Dangerous. I Need Distance. I Also Think That The Result Would Prevent The Audience From Identifying To The Characters. If You Feel The Things Too Strongly, You Simply Close The Doors.

Brave Is Good - Especially When You Are A Soldier.

I Have An Accent, I'm Limited, I Have To Play Foreign Parts - I Would Love To Play American Parts But I Can't Because I Have An Accent. You Are More Limited As A Foreigner In Every Area.