Once A Film Is Shot, The Thing

I Prefer To Have Playback, But Sometimes, You Can't Have That Under Most Circumstances. First, It Is Expensive Because You Need A Playback Operator And Secondly, It Threatens A Lot Of Directors. I Only Watch My Performance. I See What Is Necessary For Me So That I Can See It Right At The Moment And I Can Fix It. That Appeals To Me A Great Deal.

The Attitude We Have Towards Our Personal Pets As Opposed To The Animals That Suffer Under The Factory Farm Is Hypocritical And Delusional.

Jamie' Is What My Mother Gave Me, And That Takes The Onus Off Of Being Big. Somebody Thinks, 'oh, Jamie - How Threatening Can He Be?

The Last Part Of Life Is A Spiritual Concern. You Need To Find A Context To Put Your Life Into, That Will Allow You To Go Through It With As Much Grace And Balance As Possible, Even If There Is Rebellion And Adventure And Exploration And Resistance.

I Play An 89-year-old Man Whose Wife Has Alzheimer's In A Movie Called 'still.' I Play A World War Ii Veteran, I Acted With My Son And It's Called 'memorial Day.'