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Being The Actors Of The Craft, The Trade, One Of The Big Things You Do And You Learn Is About Repeating. There Is Something To The Repeats. I Think That Is Part Of What Is Healthy To Young Actors. Get Out And Learn Something Just Through Doing That, Repeating.

I Destroy The Painting As Soon As I Can See What It Is. When I Can Make Out Something In It, I Destroy It Because It's No Longer Coming From My Unconscious.

I've Never Cared For Guns. In Fact, When I Did 'scent Of A Woman' I Had To Learn How To Assemble One.

I Never Saw Myself As A Director. It's Certainly A Second Language But Making Movies For 40 Years, You Pick Stuff Up. However, This Style Of Making Movies, This Documentary Style, Is Easier For Me Because I Gather A Lot Of Material And With An Editor, Write It On Screen. You Try To Write Based On What You Shot.

All Due Respect, And Trying To Be As Modest As I Can Be: I Am A Dancer.