The Actor Becomes An Emotional Athlete.

The Actor Becomes An Emotional Athlete.

Responsibilities Are Relative. My Responsibility Is To A Character In A Script, To A Part I'm Playing.

I Don't Like What's Going On In Iraq, Naturally. I'm Part Of A Large Majority Of People Who Don't, But I Do Not Know The Whole Story. I Do Not Believe What I See On Television. I Believe A Percentage Of It, So It's Hard For Me To Discern. I Don't Like What It's Doing To The World.

I'm An Actor, And Everything About Me - The Way I Perceive Things, The Way I Have Seen The World - Has Been In Relation To Characters And How I Would Want To Play Something Or Not Play It.

If I Find Something And Feel As Though I Can Contribute To [it] In A Way And Feel I'm In It, Whatever That Means, I'm Expressing Something That I Feel Is A Way To Exercise My Talent And Help Communicate A Role As A Human Being In A Movie, I Will Do That.