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The Most Difficult Thing About Acting And Directing In A Film Is Acting And Directing In A Film. Every Ounce Of Your Physical And Emotional Being, And Your Analytical And Thoughtful And Producorial Being, Is Being Exercised At All Points. You Are 100% Working On Overdrive, But Because It Is Only For X Amount Of Days, If You Have The Stomach For It, You Hustle Through. It's A Massive Undertaking, And I Think Preparation Is The Key To Success For That Endeavor.

Part Of What's Cool About Being An Actor Or Being In This Industry, Frankly, Is To Be Able To Travel To Distant Lands. That's Part Of The Deal. I Always Thought When I Was Growing Up, "i Wanna Be An Actor And Go See The World.'

When You Make A Movie, You're Spending A Month Of Your Life With Someone And, Down The Line, You Have To Spend More Months With Them. It Is This Mini-marriage That You Have.

You Can't Live In A Dialect Without Tremendous Work. Like Any Muscle, Accents And Voices And Languages Are All Formed Out Of The Muscles That We Have In Our Mouths And Faces And Tongues.

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