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I Think Having Nature Be A Part Of People's Lives Helps All Of Us See Ourselves As Part Of Something Larger.

What I Learned About Acting, From My Experiences Directing, Is Why So Many Producers And Directors Don't Like Actors. You Go Through All Of This Work Securing A Location, Figuring Out How To Get Electricity There, How To Get Trucks Parked Where They Need To Be, And Where Catering Is Going To Come From. And If The Actors Don't Come Up With Some Magic, It Actually Didn't Matter. That Creates A Lot Of Animosity Towards The Actors.

It's Interesting To Get Older And Realize That Part Of Your Job Growing Up In This Profession Is To Help The Next Generation. More And More, With Boyhood And With Ellar Coltrane And With Emma [watson], I Start To See That Role. There's No Better Way. Nobody Wants Advice, So You Can't Really Give It. You Just Have To Try To Wish Them Well On Their Journey.

Read. It Makes You More Intelligent. It’s That Simple. We All See The Universe Through The Tiny Keyhole Of Our Own Eyes, And Every Book Is Another Keyhole From Which You Can Gaze.

One Of The Hardest Things About My Job Is That There Kind Of Is No One Rulebook That Applies To All Situations.