The Point Of Acting Is To Pretend

If I Spend All My Time Being Upset About Having Lost A Job, Then The Next However Many Auditions I Have Are Going To Be Useless. So As You're Going Through The Process, You Get Excited And Put Your All Into It. But You Don't Get Carried Away, Because Until You Do The Thing, Nothing Hasn't Happened Yet. The Rest Is Just Talk.

It's Our Job As Actors To Make It Look Like It's Not Manufactured. If You Have Two Actors Who Understand Their Characters - And Therefore What They Are Trying To Portray - Then All They Need To Do Is Be The Characters And There's A Chemistry There.

I Remember Going, "i'm Really Excited About This - I Really Want It To Happen. It Would Be A Wonderful Opportunity." But If Something Doesn't Happen, Then It Doesn't Happen. My Mother And Father Sort Of Raised Me To Look At Things That Way.

You Can Train And Train Until You Are Blue In The Face, But You've Got To Diet, You've Got To Have That Leanness Because If You Are Not Lean, Your Abs Won't Show. Of Course, The Training Has To Be Put In, But Then You've To Shed All The Fat And Keep The Fat Off. And That's How You Get An Eight Pack.

Not Every Job Is A Good Job.