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It's Been Great, I Have To Dig Deep For Really Raw Emotions And At The Same Time I Have To Use My Intellect To Say The Ridiculous Medical Jargon While Acting And Treating A Patient And Then I Have To Try To Have A Personality And Emotions As Well. So It Is Definitely Hard Work.

Most Of The Great Directors I've Worked With - De Palma, Spike Lee - Like Rehearsals.

After Kids Leave The House, They Can Decide To Do Whatever They Want, But While They're Under My Roof, They're Going To Be Lawyers Or Writers Or Something, Something Important, Anything Except Actors.

Some Kids Are Fine, But Often I Don't Like What I See In Child Actors. My Kids Are Young And They Are Already Showing An Interest, So I Have To Try To Discourage Them, Squash That In Them.

Rehearsals Make A Huge Difference.