Everyone Can Walk And Talk. Your Job

Most Acting Today On Television Is Like A Locomotive On A Track. Everybody Knows What They Are Doing. The Problem Of Writing Today Is Everyone Sounds The Same. We Speak Differently. We Think Differently. People Are Different. And That's The Beauty Of It.

It's Ok To Be Wrong. You Learn From Your Wrongs. You Don't Learn From Being Right. If You're Right, You Already Know It. If You're Wrong, It's Because You Don't Know About It, And You Made A Mistake.

The Actor Has To Have Some Degree Of Craft, Along With The Talent. No One Tries To Laugh Except Bad Actors. No One Tries To Cry Except Bad Actors. How A Character Hides His Feelings Tells Us Who He Is. Most People Don't Know That, And Most Actors Don't Do That. Therefore, There Are A Lot Of Actors Who Put Me To Sleep, That Are Considered Good Actors, But They're Predictable And Boring. I Know How The Scene Is Going To End Before It Ends.

I Did Theatrical Caricatures.

People Are In Denial All The Time, Hiding Things. If I Tell You A Racist Or Dirty Joke And You Laugh, You're Telling Me Something About Yourself, Which You Don't Want To Reveal. Accessing That Hidden Side Is What Good Acting Is All About. And There Are Only A Handful Of People In The Entire United States Who Interest Me As Actors, Who Surprise Me. Even People Who Write About It, Don't Know Anything About Good Performance. At Least When You Work At General Motors, You Know Something About Cars.