Many Years Ago, I Really Didn't Know

Leaving A Role Is A Terrible Sadness. The Last Day Of The Shooting Is Surreal. Your Soul, Your Body And Your Mind Are Not Ready At All To See The End Of This Experience. In The Following Months After A Film Shoot, One Feels A Deep Sense Of Void.

I Find It Easier To Work When It's Quiet.

The Theater Is A Need For Me. It's A Terrible Attraction, Something I'm Compelled To Do. And One Derives A Form Of Nourishment From The Theater Which You Can Never Get From Films. Making Films Weakens You In Some Way. With The Theater, The Work Itself Is A Regenerative Process.

At A Certain Age It Just Became Apparent To Me That This Was Probably The Work That I Would Have To Do.

If You Remain Unsettled By A Piece Of Writing, It Means You Are Not Watching The Story From The Outside; You've Already Taken A Step Toward It.