People Are Always Afraid Of The Truth.

Years Ago I Realized That Maybe I Made Mistake, Politically, When I Turned A Lot Of That Stuff Down. I Would Go Off To Obscure Places And Make Movies That Six People Went To See.

By The End Of The Shoot [of Wrestler], My Trainer Was Pushing Me Up Three Flights Of Stairs To My House And Holding My Arm Like I Was An Old Cripple. I Had Three Mris In The First Two Months Of Working On The Film. I Felt Like It Really Was Over By The Time We Started Shooting The Movie.

People Are Always Afraid Of The Truth.

I Trained Like An Animal, But The Thing Is Focus And Concentration. When The Bell Rings It's Like When The Little Red Light Goes On Over The Camera. And I Can Usually Nail My Lines On The First Or Second Take Because I'm Right There.

I Started To Shortcircuit Because I Had High Aspirations For The Film. I Never Told Anybody That.