Time Is Very Important To Art And

I Love The Theater Because I Love The Live Audience And When We Went Three Cameras We Have A Live Audience In The Study So We Had Someone To Play To And React To. That Laughter.

Time Is Very Important To Art And If You Don't Have The Time To Select, Art Goes Out The Window.

The Only Tool We Have As Artists Is Selectivity. If You're A Painter, You Select The Color, The Lines, How Severe They Should Be. As An Actor You Develop How Angry You Should Be. You Select How Angry You Should Be. You Listen To The Other Actor And Then You React. In Film, Sometimes The Other Actor Isn't Even There. You Have To Play The Scene. What I Do Is I Call On My Experience On The Stage. I Play The Scene And I Hope That I Reach A Certain Level Of Integrity Because That's What I Learned On The Stage.

Now I Have The Voice Of A 16-year-old. I'm Looking For A Doctor Who Could Give Me The Body Of A 16-year-old.

I Always Loved To Gamble. I Never Got Close To A Horse. Fate Dealt Me A Terrible Blow When It Gave Me A Good Horse The First Time Out. I Thought How Easy This Is. Now I Love Being Around Them.