It Was A Great Honor To Be

There Are Movies That Require Fantasy And Slightly More Fantastical Acting. Lines That Are Good For Certain Movies, In Real Life Circumstances, Would Be Absolutely Unbelievable Things To Really Say, And You Would Look At These People Like They're Freaks For Conversing That Way. But Somehow For Certain Styles Of Movies, It Works, And It Seems Fine.

I Know A Lot Of Other Actors That Don't Like To Look At Other References To Their Characters And Things. But I Like It. I Always Look At Everything, I Read All The Books. I Read Dieter's "escape From Laos." I Watched The Documentary Again And Again And Again. I Recorded It Just To Listen To Him A Lot. I Just Don't Suffer From Feeling Like I'm Getting Caught Into An Imitation. I Just Feel Like I Want To Steal Some Good Stuff If It's In There.

It's Got To Do With Putting Yourself In Other People's Shoes And Seeing How Far You Can Come To Truly Understand Them. I Like The Empathy That Comes From Acting.

It's Tough To Make A Good Movie. I Think The Bigger The Movies Are, The Worse They Are. A Lot Of Big Movies Make A Lot Of Money And You Kind Of Forget About What They Are And They Don't Really Make You Think.

I Never Want To Feel That I'm Playing It Safe.