If I Want To Do The Kind

Once You've Agreed The Script, You Must Be Willing To Go As Far As It Needs To Go On Set.

I Don't Like Being Told That's Where You, You Know, If You Walk On Set And Somebody Was "okay, You're Here And You're Going To Walk Over There On This Line." And My Reaction Is Always How Do You Know? How Do You Know That's What I'm Going To Do? How Do Any Of Us Know?

I Think My Home Is In That Sort Of The Part Of Cinema That's Disappeared Is Where I Lived, That Sort Of Mid-budget You Know, Drama. I Suppose That's What I Am Known For.

I Believe That Unless It's A Scene Where I'm Alone, Then Of Course I Could Do What I Want But I Think Good Acting Is About What Happens Between People, Not On Your Face And My Face.

I Would Encourage You As A Screenwriter To Trust Your Story And Don't Make Notes For The Actors Or Don't Make Notes For The Reader.