I'll Always Be A Foreigner.

I Played A Scene At The End Of My First Year, And That's How I Was Discovered.

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.

And What's More I've Got No Need For Anyone To Tell Me How To Do It. I Am Not Interested. You Act How You Want To And Leave Me Alone To Do My Own Thing.

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.

I Wanted To Become A Champ - I Was Surrounded By Champs In My Family And In My Neighborhood - And Because Of This Stupid Accident, I Lost My Opportunity.