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As An Actor, It's Always Important To Understand What The Director Is After. That, To Me, Is My Job. When I'm Acting, I Like To Ask A Lot Of Questions And Understand Exactly Why The Director Is Doing What They're Doing, So That I Can Provide Him Or Her With The Ingredients That They Need To Get The Scene That They Want. It's Not To Challenge Them, In Any Way. It's Just So That I Can Do My Job Best.

If You Do Or Don't Like Something It's Because Of That Thing And Not Because It Has The Right Politics Behind Them Or The Right Company Or The Right Connections. It's Really Just About The Thing Itself.

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When I Was A Teenager, If Anyone Recognized Me For Anything I Did, It Would Ruin My Day. I Couldn't Handle It. It Was Some Sort Of Neurotic Phobia. I Guess I Was Paranoid That People Would Treat Me Differently, Or In An Unfair Way, Because Of My Job.

Media Used To Be One Way. Everyone Else In The World Just Had To Listen. Now The Internet Is Allowing What Used To Be A Monologue To Become A Dialogue. I Think That's Healthy.