Every Time I Wake Up, I See

A Part Of Being An Actor Is I People Watch. I Like To Observe Their Behaviour, Watch Their Reactions On The Street And See How They Talk To Each Other, And That's Impossible When They Are Looking Back At You. I Used To Enjoy Taking The Train And Watching People In Their Own Minds, Struggling With Themselves.

I'm A Huge Fan Of The Director, Alejandro González Iñárritu, And His Work, And I Knew He Was Going To Be An Amazing Actor's Director, Based On The Performances That I Saw In His Movies.

When You Are Portraying Somebody That Has A Very Specific Emotional Weight, You Feel Like You're Really Starting To Abandon Your Own Body And Go To Someplace Else.

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.

But Don't Call Me An Actor. I'm Just A Worker. I Am An Entertainer. Don't Say That What I Am Doing Is Art.