The Talent Is In The Choices.

Running A Casino Is Like Robbing A Bank With No Cops Around. For Guys Like Me, Las Vegas Washes Away Your Sins. It's Like A Morality Car Wash.

The Bottom Line Is If The Movie Does Well, Everybody Is Happy And They Forget About What They Went Through. And If It Doesn't, It's 'i Told You.' There's One Director Who I Won't Mention, Who Said, 'it's All Blood Under The Bridge.'

One Of The Things About Acting Is It Allows You To Live Other People's Lives Without Having To Pay The Price.

I Always Go Back To How People Behave. If You Watch How People Actually Behave In A Situation, It's Very Simple And Honest And Contained. You Don't Need To Use As Much Expression, As Much Feeling. Some Characters Will Boil Over, And That's Another Thing, But A Lot Of Times I Think You Can Just Do Very, Very Little.

A Lot Of Young Actors Have The Idea That, "i've Got To Do This Right. There's A Right Way To Do This." But There's No Right Or Wrong. There's Only Good And Bad. And "bad" Usually Happens When You're Trying Too Hard To Do It Right. There's A Very Broad Spectrum Of Things That Can Inhibit You. The Most Important Thing For Actors - And Not Just Actors, But Everybody - Is To Feel Loose Enough To Create What You Want To Create, And Be Free To Try Anything. To Have Choices.