In My Years Of Acting, The One

You Have To Know Everything. You Have To Know How To Light A Scene. You Have To Know All This Technical Stuff About Directing. No, You Don't. You Can Know As Much Or As Little As You Have To. Your Main Job Is To Get Great Performances And Tell The Story Correctly And Capture It Correctly. Then It's Just Basically Yours To Complicate Or Simplify As Much As You Want.

The More Suits I Owned, The More I Realized The Best Besuited Look A Man Can Achieve Comes From A Harmony Of Three Details: Fabric, Construction, And Fit. If The Suit Fits You Like A Glove And It's Well Made, You Simply Feel Better About Everything In Life When You're Wearing It.

I Mean Ally Mcbeal Was Sort Of The Closest Thing I Can Think Of To Kind Of Being A Comedy-drama But That Had Its Own Kind Of Style That Meant It Got Kind Of Big Sometimes. But It Was A Great Show.

Scripts Are A House Of Cards And You Can't Just Reach In The Middle And Pull Out The Middle Card Because The House Of Cards Will Fall Down. But At A Certain Point You Almost Have To Allow That House Of Cards To Get Knocked Down A Few Times Because You Need To Make It Sturdier. How Many Times Do You Hear, "no, That Doesn't Make Sense," Or "why Would This Happen?" That Was A Mistake. You Shouldn't Have Those Moments, Because The Moment You're Knocked Out Of The Story, Then You're Dead. And All You Can Go Is Moment To Moment,or Joke To Joke. And That's Gonna Wear People Out.

When I Went To High School, In The Late 1970s, Disco Was In Full Swing And Anyone Who Was Into It Dressed The Part. I Know I Did.