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Film Is Such A Bizarre Vehicle For Acting. It's Such A Bizarre Experience. I Don't Think You Ever Really Get Familiar With It. If You Do Get Familiar With It, You're Probably Not That Good Anymore.

And I Think For Me Theres A Lot Of Neurosis Involved With Where You Should Be Or Thinking About Where You Are All The Time Instead Of Being Where You Are.

It's Good To Overexpose Yourself With Work. But Don't Expose Yourself Too Much With The Press.

I Find That The Most Interestingly Written Parts Happen To Be The Bad Guys.

I Was A Writer. I Just Wasn't A Very Good One. I Was Lucky Enough To Have A Playwriting Teacher Who Told Me That I'd Be A Better Actor Than I Would A Playwright.