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It's Priceless What You Learn When You Actually Do. It's Like Going To Film School Times Eleven. The Best Education Is Effectively To Be Functioning In The Occupation That You Want To Take On.

I Think Great Directors Really Respect Their Actors And Vice Versa. That Mutual Respect Makes The Job Fun Instead Of Anything But.

I Hope, My Career Is Never Predictable. And My Interests Are Diverse In That Way. I Feel Very Lucky That When I'm Burnt Out Of Acting I Take To The Pen And I Write Something I Want To Direct. And Then When I'm Tired Of Taking On Too Much Responsibility As A Director I Then Look For An Acting Gig. And I've Made It Very Clear That I'm Interested In Voiceover Work. I Mean, I'm Always Looking For Voiceover Gigs. I Love That.

I Learned How To Direct By Being In The Trenches Of Movies. Getting To Be A Student From The Inside Looking Out, And If You're A Respectful Observer You Can Sponge Lots Of Information. That Was My Film School.

I Vowed To Never Use My American Accent, And I Didn't. Even Going To Get The Paper In The Morning To Buying Milk Down At The Shop, Getting A Cab, Wherever.