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Nothing Is Harder Than Working With An Actor Who Doesn't Take It Seriously Or Show Up In The Same Way That You Are.

A Lot Of Times The Character's Experience Is Not In Accordance With The Tone Of The Movie And It's Not Really My Job To Account For The Tone Of The Movie. That's The Director's Job.

I Live In New York City, Where, If You're In A Movie At A Popular Independent Theater, You Think You're King Of The World, Because You're In A Bubble. So There's No Way For Me To Properly Conceive Of The Attention That The Movie Gets In A Way That Doesn't Make Me Confused.

The Movies That Are Really Big, At Least In My Experience, Oftentimes Don't Have Characters That I Feel As Personally Connected To.

Acting Is A Weird Profession. It's Very Disquieting, And At The Time It Just Made Me So Confused. It's Only When You Step Away From A Movie For Several Weeks Or Months That You Start To Put Things In Perspective.