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A Lot Of Times In Hollywood You're As Good As Your Last Job.

Hamlet Is A Remarkably Easy Role. Physically It's Hard Because It Tends To Be About Three Hours Long And You're Talking The Whole Time. But It's A Simple Role And It Adapts Itself Very Well, Because The Thing About Hamlet Is, We All Are Hamlet.

Actors Are As Good As They Allow Themselves To Be, And To Portray Life, You Have To Have As Broad An Experience Of It As You Possibly Can, So Everything's Worth It.

The Funny Thing Is That I Write And I Act A Lot About Being Jewish, But I Don't Really Think About It As A Regular Person.

I Want To Forget What I've Learned About The Character, But The Reality Is That You Can't, Because You've Absorbed It. It's There In That Moment When You Need It. The Hard Part Is To Trust It.