I Don't Like Actors Who Try To

I Don't Really Care Where I Work, Actually, Because You Know Making A Movie Is Like Living In Movie World. There's Such A Secluded World, And The Director Is The King Ruling The Country, And Everybody's Building This Little Town To Speak In Symbolism.

Tv Shows Are Great Right Now In America. I Find Myself - And I Hate To Admit It - But We Watch More Tv Than We Go To The Movies. As A Creative Person, You Want To Be Creative, You Know? You Don't Want To Constantly Wait Around - A Lot Of Movies Fall Apart, Or There's Just Not As Much Out There As There Used To Be. Or There Are More Actors. I Don't Know. But Movie Stars Are Doing Tv. And When They're Asked About It, They Say They Love It. Dustin Hoffman, Glenn Close. So It Can't Be That Bad.

I Think I'm A Really Good Partner And Very Sensitive To The Other Person's Feelings. I Want Somebody Else To Be Comfortable, To Understand About My Job, And If They Want To Come On A Set And See Me Work, They Always Can.

Television In America Is So Elaborate. There Are So Many Remote Cranes, And They Have All The Toys To Play With. The Directors Are Really Good. They Really Work With You. So, I'm Not Really On Set Thinking, "oh, My God, This Is Television. It's Very Different."

I Choose My Work Very Carefully, Always For The Script And The Director, And I Don't Think That's Going To Change. My Work Is Like A House. It's Built On Very Strong Poles.