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It's Tough To Make A Good Movie. I Think The Bigger The Movies Are, The Worse They Are. A Lot Of Big Movies Make A Lot Of Money And You Kind Of Forget About What They Are And They Don't Really Make You Think.

I'm Not An Actor That Tends To Care. I Don't Ask "is This A Close Up? Is This A Master? Is This A Wide? What Are You Doing?" If I Look Up And Notice The Camera I Go "oh, It's A Big One Today, Must Be An Imax." And That's Kinda It For Me Because It Doesn't Affect What I'm Doing.

I've Always Felt That I Would Rather See An Actor, Writer, Or Musician's Work, Rather Than Actually Know The Person. If You Know Too Much About An Artist, It Somehow Lessens Their Ability To Do Their Work As Well.

There Are Movies Where Actors Aren't Characters But Movie Stars, Being Cool Beyond Belief Throughout The Whole Movie. That Is What It Is. And We Reveal Ourselves When We Act, Very Often Without Noticing. But If I Can Manage To Do A Character Without Showing Anything Of Myself, Then That's The Ultimate Goal For Me. No Leakage.

So Yeah, A Good Director Will Be Able To Listen And Hear Everything, But Have A Confident Vision Of His Own That He Can Say, 'oh Yeah - That's A Great Point.' And You Never Know; Often You Can Help Far More Than You Think You Can, Because There's So Much More That He's Juggling Than An Actor.