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You Have A Great Road Map When You Play Somebody That Exists. That's The Amazing Thing. But Then You Have Great Limitations From That Road Map. It's Hard To Deviate From It Creatively As An Actor. It's Like, "oh Wait, He'd Never Do That."

Accents Can Be A Great Tool To Tell A Story - But If You Do It Wrong, It Pulls You Right Out Of The Movie.

I've Done Movies That Nobody's Seen, And That's No Fun.

There Is Definitely A Sense Of Pride To It - It's More Precious When You Cook Something Up From The Beginning And You See It All The Way To The End, And You Get A Little Bit More Of A Say.

There's Too Much Down Time Making Movies. That Leads To Boredom. And That Leads To Trouble.