Shakespeare Doesn't Really Write Subtext, You Play

That's What Sets Apart One Actor From Another, And That You Can't Teach. You Can't Give Someone That. When You're Working, Putting A Character Together, Or In A Scene, That's Where Things Will Happen That You Have To Have The Intuition To Notice Them, And To Register Them.

Sometimes Directors Feel Like They Have To Justify That Hat That They Are Wearing They've Got On As A Director, And They Come In And They Tweak And Interfere.

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

Interesting Things Come Your Way But As You Get Older, Your Lifestyle Changes. I Don't Want To Travel; I Don't Want To Be In A Hotel Room Away From My Family.

At 23 It Was All About Acting. Today It's Getting My Kids To School, Making Sure That They've Done Their Homework. I'm In My Fifties, And I'm Turning Into A Square.