Thank God For The Rain To Wash

When I Think Of A Good Restaurant, It's Where The Food Has Been Consistent; There's Always A Consistency.

I Mean, The Actors That I Admired Were Marlon Brando, Montgomery Clift, An Actress Named Barbara Harris. And Greta Garbo. They Were Great Actors.

You Never Know What You Do That Could Be Totally Out Of Left Field, Which Actually Might Work And Give Something Fresh To The Whole Scene, To The Character, Whatever. If You Have That With A Director Who Then Knows How To Shape It, Either In The Direction, In The Moment, Or In The Editing, Then That's Good.

Everyone's Always Interested In A Dark Theme, Especially When There's Humor Connected To It. It Seems Like That Helps, If That's An Integral And Organic Part Of The Whole Story.

I Always Tell Actors When They Go In For An Audition: Don't Be Afraid To Do What Your Instincts Tell You. You May Not Get The Part, But People Will Take Notice.