If I Like The Story And It's

I'm Not Much Of A Preparer. I Think Sometimes As An Actor You Need To Go Out And Learn Some Skills, But In Terms Of Preparation For Understanding The Character, It's All On The Page, And If It's Not On The Page, You're In Trouble.

Ultimately, A More Experienced Director Realizes That You've Got To Stop Sometime And Just Move On. They're Braver About That.

What Actors Are Good At Doing Is Walking Into A Situation That Should Make You Incredibly Self-conscious And Frightened And Doing It Anyway. That's The Gig, Pretending That You Are Comfortable.

I Introduced Myself To Scorsese And I Said, "if You Need Someone To Do Craft Services, I'm There."

I Love Directors Who Talk Action As Opposed To Emotion.