I Became Really Aware That When You're

You Reminded Me Of A Quote That My Acting Teacher Stella Adler Wrote In Her Book ['the Art Of Acting'], Which I Asked Her To Sign: "the Young Actor Feels Some Greatness Inside Themselves That They Want To Give Back To The World." That Resonated With Me, But I Didn't Really Understand What She Was Talking About Until Much Later, In The Way You Surmised That My Struggle To Become An Actor Was From Being This Kind Of Introverted Young Boy.

I Come From The Theatre Where There Are No Boundaries To The Style You're Doing; You're Doing Molière, Then You're Doing Chekhov And Then You're Doing Arthur Miller In A Season And No-one Bats An Eye.

Some Of My Favorite Scenes Aren't In The Movie. Because You, At Some Point, Realize That Your Responsibility As Director Is Purely To The Story. It's Not To Your Pleasure.

I Became An Actor So I Didn't Have To Be Myself.

I Have A Carpool With A Corrections Officer And A Construction Worker. My Kids Get To See That We're Not Segregated Based On Wealth Or Standing. It's Very Cool.