One's Complete Sentences Are Attempts, As Often

Making A Mistake Means Overshooting A Scene, Shooting Too Many Takes, For Instance. Long After You've Got It, You Just Keep Shooting.

One's Complete Sentences Are Attempts, As Often As Not, To Complete An Incomplete Self With Words.

All That Back-story Stuff Doesn't Help. What You Get Paid For Is To Stand Toe-to-toe With The Other Actor And Get Him To Do Your Will.

If I Like The Story And It's Well Written, And It's A Character I Want To Play And They'll Pay Me, Then I Decide To Do It.

The Roughest Part Is Showing Up. Once You Throw Yourself Into The Scene, It's Just Great Fun To Let It All Go And Not Be Self-conscious, And Stop Questioning Whether You're Sufficient.