An Award Doesn't Necessarily Make You A

I Do A Job And Am Lucky Enough To Do A Job That I Love, But It Is A Hard One. I'm Not Saying It Is As Hard As Working In A Coal Mine, But It Is Still Difficult In A Different Way. Sometimes You Have To Go Through Very Strong Emotional Journeys And Then Come Back To Yourself. And That Can Be Difficult To Control.

I Don't Think An Actor Needs To Necessarily Go Through His Things To Do His Job. I Think It's Way More Important To Imagine. And Then, When You're Imagining, Your Experiences, Your Images And Your Own Personal Things Will Show Up, But You Keep Imagining. You Don't Get Stuck In Your Own Personal Things, Otherwise You Are Telling Your Story In Every Character, And That's Not Interesting For Anybody.

I'm Getting So Old - It's More Uncomfortable To Do Those Scenes Now Than When I Was 20. I Mean, I Don't Have A Big Problem With Nudity On Screen. But Usually The Days When You Do Those Naked Love Scenes Are The Weirdest Ones On Set. Everyone Is Uncomfortable. You're Like, 'hi. How Are You?' Then The Next Minute You're With An Actress Who You Don't Know And You're Pretending To Make Love To Her In Front Of All The Crew. The Acting Challenge Is Pretending Things Are Ok.

When I Was Born, There Was A Very Isolated Idea Of What It Meant To Be A Man Or A Woman, And You Belonged To One Gender Or The Other.

As An Actor, You Can't Judge. A Great Actress From Spain Said, "we, The Actors, Are Lawyers Of The Characters We Play. We Have To Defend Them, No Matter What."