A Fella Who Accepts Himself And Is

You Have To Find Your Tone And Work Within That To Make It As Real So The Audience Can Really Engage In The Story You're Telling.

There's Lots Of Good Movies Where You Feel That The Dialogue Could Be Improvised, But Very Little Was. The "big Lebowski" Was Like That Where People Say "oh, You Know, That Sounds So..." And We'd Always Go Back And Get Every Man, Every Ellipses In There The Way These Guys Write It. Because Not Only Is It Saying What Michael Wants The Character To Say But The Way They All Speak Kind Of Creates This Tone Because It's Not Exactly Real.

It Can Kind Of Screw Up Things If You're Trying To Overwork Something.

Sticking With A Marriage. That's True Grit, Man.

Everybody Loses A Couple, And You Either Pack It Up And Go Home Or You Keep On Fighting.