My Mantra Is "stay Perpendicular." Horizontal Is

A Good Director Creates A Playground For Actors, And Lets Them Go. The Trick For A Good Director Is In Casting Properly, And Creating The Playroom, And Then They'll Get Stuff That They Don't Expect, And Can't Even Direct. All The Audience Wants To Believe Is That Whatever Is Happening, It Is Happening For The First Time. They Want To See The People Within The Work Exchanging Dialogue And Action In That Moment. There Are Not A Lot Of Actors That Can Do That.

Playing A Drunk Doesn't Mean Being A Drunk, Only Bad Actors Try To Be Drunk. A Real Drunk Tries To Be Sober, He Wants Another Drink. How A Character Hides Their Feelings Tells Us Who They Are, No One Shows Their Feelings Except Bad Actors.

Everyone Can Walk And Talk. Your Job Is To Create Magic.

Everything That Has Happened To Me Is Of Value To Me. As Painful As Certain Things Are, And Have Been, And Were, There's A Use For Those Things In My Life And In My Work

I Always Treat Each Take As A Rehearsal For The Next Take. That Way You Can Find Stuff And Keep Adding And Playing Until They Tell Me To Stop