I Was A Dog In A Past

I Do Love Comedy, But I'm Not Brave Enough To Tackle A Script Whose Goal Is To Make You Laugh. That's Tough. The Ones That Can Do It, I Tip My Hat Off To Them, But I Don't Have That Kind Of Humor Or Mind.

I've Written A Lot Of Scripts That Someone Else Directed, And It's Absolutely Vital That, If I'm Gonna Act In It, Then I Have To Take Off The Writer Hat And Let The Director Direct.

Every Scene Has Two People Who Want Two Different Things, So There's Conflict In Every Scene. You've Got To Duke It Out, And You've Got To Get The Other Person To Change His Or Her Mind And Do It Your Way.

At The End Of The Day, What Actors Really Want To Do Is Act A Lot And Not Wait Around In The Trailer.

I'm Not Much Of A Preparer. I Think Sometimes As An Actor You Need To Go Out And Learn Some Skills, But In Terms Of Preparation For Understanding The Character, It's All On The Page, And If It's Not On The Page, You're In Trouble.