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Everything About Filmmaking Is Incredibly Weird, And There's Nothing Natural About Watching Yourself On The Big Screen Or Hearing Your Voice. It's That Same Thing That You Feel When You Watch Yourself On A Video Camera And You Hate The Sound Of Your Voice - It's That Times 800.

I Think All Actors Have A Similar Deal. You Want Some People Who Understand. Although It Looks Great - And Is Great - There Are Also Shoddy Moments When You Feel Really Rotten, And When It's Going Well, You're Not Allowed To Complain.

I Always Try To Describe Making Movies Like Summer Camp, Or Some Holiday Where You Spend All Day, Every Day With A New Group Of People Whom You Kind Of Love And Then Never See Again.

A Lot Of People Think Theatre Must Be Much Harder Work Than Film, But Anything Histrionic Or Superfluous Gets Seen On Camera So You Have To Work To Distil It Into A Complete Sense Of What's True.

You Never Know What's Right, What You Feel Inside Versus What Is Portrayed.