Who I Am Gets In The Way

I Think The Thing About Film Is, As It Gets Proved By A Lot Of Young Filmmakers Now, That The Medium Will Just Go On Reinventing Itself, And So You Just Hope To Be A Part Of That And Not A Part Of Some Kind Of Endless Regurgitation Or 'here I Am Doing What You Know I Do' Kind Of Thing.

I've Learned, Having Been On A Lot Of Sets, The Good News Is That By Definition You Are Surrounded By Experts. They Get Fired If They're Not - Unlike In The Theatre!

So You Can't Judge The Character You're Playing Ever.

From My Experience, I Think That Every Actor Has To Make Sure That They're In Charge Of Their Own Career Somehow Or Other.

I Have A Photograph At Home Of Fred Astaire From The Knees Down With His Feet Crossed. It's Kind Of Inspiring Because It Reminds Me His Feet Were Bleeding At The End Of Rehearsals. Yet When You Watch Him, All You See Is Freedom. It's A Reminder Of What The Job Is About In General, Not Just Being In Musicals.