Nine Out Of Ten Delinquents Are Frustrated

A Lot Of Actors Aren't Particularly Good Directors. And They're Not Particularly Good With Other Actors. That's Kind Of A Fallacy.

The Fact In Acting, You Can Tap Into Your Darkest Moments In Life To Your Lightest Moments. And People Will Watch It, And Appreciate It, And Even Engage With You Because Of That. That's The Greatest Job One Earth.

Every Film I've Ever Worked On, And That Includes 'braveheart' And 'trainspotting,' I've Always Witnessed A Director Having A Breakdown. Every Director Will Have A Day, Without Exception, Where They Just Can't Do It Anymore, They Don't Know What To Say To Their Cameraman, Their Cast. It's The Sign Of Real, Physical Exhaustion.

There's No Such Thing As An Actor Giving Positive Criticism To A Director. The Minute You Say 'don't You Think It Would Look Nicer', That Director's Going To Hate Your Guts. Particularly If It's A Good Idea.

Life Is Much Weirder Than Fiction; Nothing's More Absurd.