In A Way, Putting Actors Deep Into

It's A Very American Thing That Everything Has To Be A Business. Americans Think... I Like America, Or I Would Not Be Here. There Are Great Qualities To This Country. But This Sense That Everything Has To Be A Business Is Sometimes Overwhelming.

I Like The Days When All The Filmmakers Had Was A Film Roll, A Camera And A Gangster. The Mack Sennett Comedies Were All Like That. They'd Create Little Teams To Go Out And Shoot Films.

When I Shoot Actors, I Have That Dilemma. I Want The Actor To Be Good, And Sometimes I Have To Push Them To A Place That Isn't Pleasant. I Always Think: 'is It Worth Doing For The Sake Of The Movie?' But I Have To Remember The Bigger Picture.

People Who Get To Express Their Voice Are Paid By The People Who Make Profit From It. So They're Going To Make You Believe You Have To Spend Your Money Buying These Products Otherwise You Won't Be Happy. This Is Really Wrong. Especially The Implication It Carries.

In A Way, Putting Actors Deep Into This Sort Of Complicated Universe Frees Them From Thinking About Who They Should Be. They Just Are Somebody.