Sometimes One Of My Ways Of Choosing

I Did Play A Dentist In Waiting For Guffman. I Wrote The Speech At The Conference. In The Original Script, When It Got To That Scene, It Was, 'thank You Very Much. Good Night.' Literally. I Just Thought, 'he Keeps Talking About This Speech. The Keynote Address Is The Big Thing In His Life And This Is Too Important To Say, "thank You. Good Night." I Think We Have To See And Hear Him Doing What He Does.' So I Got Together With My Dentist And We Worked Through A Few Things.

It's Always Interesting To Play Characters Who Are Vulnerable And How You Display That Vulnerability And What It's Going To Mean To People Who Watch It.

When I Saw The Script [of The Man], I Saw The Character And Knew I Could Do The Character. It's A Relationship Movie, Which Is Also What I Love To Do. That's What Attracts Me To Projects.

But Medicine Is A Demonstrative Science, And All Its Processes Should Be Proved By Established Principles, And Be Based On Positive Inductions. That The Proceedings Of Medicine Are Not Of This Character, In To Be Attributed To The Manner Of Its Cultivation, And Not To The Nature Of The Science Itself.

What I Remember From [the First Meeting With Samuel L. Jackson] Was That He Was A Friendly, Animated Kind Of Guy. His Screen Image Is A Hard Boiled Intimidating Kind Of Character. That's What I Remembered Thinking, 'boy, This Guy Seems Like A Normal Guy.'