I Say The One Thing About Luck

Really Good Director Sometimes Will Kind Of See What The Actors Are Doing And Then Get In There. Because There's The Realization That You Have To Find It A Little Bit And Then Kind Of Clump Around And Sniff It Out.

Human Beings Were Not Meant To Sit In Little Cubicles Staring At Computer Screens All Day, Filling Out Useless Forms And Listening To Eight Different Bosses Drone On About About Mission Statements.

Everybody Thinks That Actors Would Be Really Good At Bluffing, But I Think It's A Little Backward.

There's Some [films] Where I Do A Lot Of Homework And Then There's Some, Where It's Supposed To Take You By Surprise. So You Kind Of Just Want To Get In There And Have Everything Take You By Surprise Rather Than Just Have Him Tell You How Everything Went Down.

Eric Mccormack Is Directing Talent Waiting To Happen.