It Was My First Impulse, But I

The Actor Has The Advantage - Or The Liability - Of Knowing, "it's Going To Be My Face Up There On The Frickin' Screen, So I Better Keep My Wits About Me. Nobody's Going To Care That I Was Bad Because I Was Not Happy. They're Only Going To Know I'm Bad."

If I Had My Choice, I Would Do The Same Little Independent Films, But They Would Have $100 Million Budgets, So I Could Get Paid A Fortune And Hang Out In A Huge Trailer.

I Think What All Actors Share Is That, Somewhere Down In Your Solar Plexus, There's This Fear That You're Not Going To Be Able To Come Up With The Goods, That This Is The One Movie Where You're Going To Look Like A Fool, And They Should Have Cast Someone Else. And You Feel Ugly, And You've Got Three Chins, And You've Gained Too Much Weight, And You're Losing Your Hair, And There Are So Many Better Actors Who Could Do This. But If You've Got Chops, What You Realize Is That Everybody Feels That Way, So Just Show Up And Do The Job.

It's Hard On An Actor When You Have To Do A Scene 45 Times And You Know Damn Well That Three Of The Angles A Director Is Shooting Will Never Make It Into The Movie.

I'm Not Religious. It's An Issue, 'cause I've Got Two Little Kids, And I Feel You Can't Grow Up Without Knowledge Of Religion.