We Think, "if I Have More Money,

If I Fail, At Least I Will Have Failed My Way.

I'd Prefer Not To Act In The Film I'm Directing. I Think, Though, As An Actor, You Do Learn How To Turn Things On And Off Quickly And Kind Of Compartmentalize. You Learn To Accommodate The Camera And The Other Actors, To Notice Where The Boom Is And Where You Mark Is, And Be Able To Repeat Something A Few Times.

All Of The Thinking And Planning That You Do To Get There, And Then, In One Minute, In One Second, It Just Doesn't Matter. It Goes Out The Window. You Either Got It Or You Didn't. There Is Something Kind Of Refreshing About That.

Where I Have Problems Is When I Am In The Midst Of Doing Something That I Am Completely Focused On, And Then I Am Asked To Buy Shoes Or Something.

I Didn't Grow Up Really Wanting To Be An Actor. I Don't Remember Ever Not Being An Actor.