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Activists Must Be Admired For The Sacrifices They Are Willing To Make For Those Things They Hold Dear. I Would Say Those Kinds Of Ways Of Looking At Life Enrich The Value Of Life, And That Is A Good Thing.

You Reminded Me Of A Quote That My Acting Teacher Stella Adler Wrote In Her Book ['the Art Of Acting'], Which I Asked Her To Sign: "the Young Actor Feels Some Greatness Inside Themselves That They Want To Give Back To The World." That Resonated With Me, But I Didn't Really Understand What She Was Talking About Until Much Later, In The Way You Surmised That My Struggle To Become An Actor Was From Being This Kind Of Introverted Young Boy.

I Think We've All Been Kind Of... Everyone's Been Hurt, Everyone's Felt Loss, Everyone Has Exultation, Everyone Has A Need To Be Loved, Or To Have Lost Love, So When You Play A Character, You're Pulling Out Those Little Threads And Turning Them Up A Bit.

When You Have To Fight For The Things You Love, You Have To Measure The Value Of Those Things In Ways You May Not In Any Other Way.

Certainly, It's Very Easy To Fall In Love With Cash. If You're Going To Make All Your Decisions Based On Cash, You're Going To Have A Pretty Naffy Career.