Shakespeare Doesn't Really Write Subtext, You Play

Change Is Vital To Any Actor. If You Keep Playing Lead After Lead, You're Really Gonna Dry Up. Because All Those Vehicles Wean You Away From The Truths Of Human Behaviour.

We're Given A Code To Live Our Lives By. We Don't Always Follow It, But It's Still There.

Impressionists Have To Paint With A Very Broad Stroke Because You've Got To See It Within A Couple Of Seconds. You Go, "that's A Really Funny Robert De Niro." As An Actor, Though, You Look At Different Aspects Of A Character. I Try To Completely Surround Myself With The Assignment. It's Like Being In A Big Cloud And Then Some Of It Rains Through.

Your Own Barometer Is All You Have To Go By, And Often What Makes A Good Director Is Knowing When Not To Say Something. On Occasions You Can Find Yourself On A Film Set Where The Person Who Is Wearing The Director's Hat Is Only Trying To Justify His Position.

Shakespeare Doesn't Really Write Subtext, You Play The Subtext.