The Element Of Surprise Wasn't Allowed Near

As An Actor, It's Always Important To Understand What The Director Is After. That, To Me, Is My Job. When I'm Acting, I Like To Ask A Lot Of Questions And Understand Exactly Why The Director Is Doing What They're Doing, So That I Can Provide Him Or Her With The Ingredients That They Need To Get The Scene That They Want. It's Not To Challenge Them, In Any Way. It's Just So That I Can Do My Job Best.

I Think We All Have A Tendency To Feel Like, "well, What Can I Do? I Can't Influence The Government Or Politics In My Country."

I Have A Really Terrible Sense Of Direction.

I Was Studying For The Sat's And Learning Lines.

Kids Play Pretend. I Think That Kids Can Be The Best Actors.