If You Show Up In L.a. With

I Love Getting Ready To Do A Scene, And Thinking About It, And Talking About It. But The Rest Of The Time, I'm So Nervous And Obsessed. I'm Just Tearing My Hair Out In The Trailer. The Whole Time I'm Really Tense.

When You're The Guy Behind The Camera, You're Aware Of The Reasons For The Compromises Or The Changes That Get Made. As An Actor, You Go And Do Your Thing, And Someone Else Down The Line Then Does All The Math And Goes, "we Can't Include That Thing Where He's Pretending To Be Dumb And Needling Those People, Because It Takes A Minute And A Half, And It Ruins The Next Scene. It Doesn't Make Sense." If You're Directing, You're The One Doing That.

I Feel Like My Behavior Goes Over Better On The Streets Of New York.

You're Encouraged To Do The Same Kind Of Movies. But I Would Like To Keep Doing Different Things.

I Didn't Have To Audition. That's Common, But It Had Never Happened To Me Before. Normally, I Hate Auditioning. I Need To Stew And Think... Let The Character Develop And Grow Inside Me.