When I Was A Kid Going To

What You Do As A Policeman Might Be The Right Thing To Do, But It's Not Entertaining. I Left That Behind Me.

In A Sense, All Actors Are Character Actors, Because We're All Playing Different Characters. But A Lot Of The Time - And I Don't Know, Because I'm Not A Writer - But Writers A Lot Of Times Write Second- And Third-tier Characters Better Than They Write Primary Characters. I Guess They're More Fun.

Do Whatever You're Directed To Do, And Leave The Rest Of That Technical Stuff Up To The Director.

I Read The Script And Try Not To Bring Anything Personal Into It. I Make Notes, Talk To The Director And We Decide What Kinds Of Shades Should Be In The Character.

I Know People Who Go Back And Check Themselves, But It Drives Me Crazy. Everybody Wants To Look In The Mirror And See Cary Grant Looking Back At Them, But That's Just Not The Case.