You Don't Have To Rush To Do

I Didn't Have A Problem With Rejection, Because When You Go Into An Audition, You're Rejected Already. There Are Hundreds Of Other Actors. You're Behind The Eight Ball When You Go In There.

My Mother Worked For A Woman, Maria Ley-piscator, Who With Her Husband Founded The Dramatic Workshop, Which Was Connected To The New School. My Mother Did Proofreading And Typing And Stuff Or Her, And As Part Of Her Payment, I Was Able To Take Acting Classes There On Saturdays When I Was 10.

I Can Get Around Pretty Easily. People Don't Expect To See Me Walking Around.

You Don't Have To Rush To Do Anything.

It's A Very Stressful Thing, Directing A Movie. You Have The Budget, You Have The Schedule, You Are In Certain Confines, And You Have Everybody Giving You Advice About What To Do.