A Lot Of Acting Is Private Time.

Any Project That I Find Encouraging That Isn't Attached To A Studio, I Can Go To Them, Which I Definitely Would. You Have To Take An Interest In What You Do.

When You're Reading Some Of The Great Plays, When You Do What I Call "taking Up With A Writer," Something Happens.

You Don't Get To Know Anybody In A Movie Until After It's Over. You Work Less Together In A Film Than You Do Onstage.

The Problem With Me Is, I Guess, The Way I Express Myself, You Have To Be With Me 50 Years Before You Can Get A Sense Of What I'm Talking About.

If I Find Something And Feel As Though I Can Contribute To [it] In A Way And Feel I'm In It, Whatever That Means, I'm Expressing Something That I Feel Is A Way To Exercise My Talent And Help Communicate A Role As A Human Being In A Movie, I Will Do That.