Most Films, It Doesn't Matter If You

You Can't Work In The Movies. Movies Are All About Lighting. Very Few Filmmakers Will Concentrate On The Story. You Get Very Little Rehearsal Time, So Anything You Do Onscreen Is A Kind Of Speed Painting.

I've Done Quite A Few Big American Films.

I Mean, Anything That Money Can Be Made Off Will Never Be A Problem To Make, No Matter What It Is.

It Seems Whenever I've Had A Method Or What I Perceived To Be An Intellectual Groundwork Of Some Sort - A Kind Of Game Plan - It's Always Been The Most Morbid Failure.

Actors Generally Get To Do Things You Probably Shouldn't Do In Real Life - Well, At Least As Much As One Might Like To Or Be Tempted To. Though I Suppose A Lot Of Actors Just Go Ahead And Do It, Don't They?