When You Take On A Role, Even

When You Do A Play, You Have The Kind Of Nightly Feeling Of Accomplishment. But You Also Have The Daily Dread Of The Doing It Every Night. And Because You're Doing The Whole Thing Every Day, It's Like Climbing Up The Mountain Every Single Night. With A Movie It's Like Climbing The Mountain Very Slowly, Over Months Of Filming.

The Ideal Way To Approach A Character Is To Find Something In Yourself That Relates In Some Way.

The Happiest Moments For Me, Creatively, Are Doing Readings Of A Play Around A Table Where There's No Audience.

I Hate Watching Me. I Hate Watching Me. It Just Makes Me Feel Awful. I Think, 'i Look Stupid From That Angle. I Wish I Didn't Let Them Put That Shirt On Me.'

I Think It's A Room Full Of Insecure Actors, Which Is Ultimately Very Comforting.