What Is Ultimately Motivating The Character?

I Very Comprehensively Studied Irving Thalberg And His Biographies. He's Who [scott] Fitzgerald Roughly Modeled The Character After. He Worked For Him, As A Writer, When He Was At Mgm. And, Of Course, I Revisited The Novel And The Politics Of Mgm And The Studio System At The Time And Familiarized Myself With The World. There Was A Great Deal Of Physical And Literary Work That Went Into It.

The Best Experience For Me At Cmu Was Being On Stage So Much, Getting That Comfort Ability And Learning That Technique You Can Use With Any Type Of Work Because You’re Comfortable With It And Know Your Skill As An Actor.

I’ve Been A Con Artist Since I Was 16 And Trying To Get My Dad To Buy Me A Car. I Never Succeeded, But I Learnt A Lot Of Tactics.

I Pretty Much Got Busted For Everything, But I Definitely Stretched Out My Boundaries As A Kid, As Well.

I Took Movement Classes That I Wore My Double-breasted Suits To. I Worked On My Elocution Because People Spoke Differently Then. I Was Really Trying To Toe The Line. I Think That If I Had Spoken Exactly The Way That People Spoke Back Then, It Probably Would Have Alienated People.