Actors Are Inherently Self-centered.

In Fact, I Told Our Dear Friends, The Burrell Boys, Five Boys Lived Next Door To Us. "why, We Don't See Your Dad Anymore?" "oh, Yeah. Yeah. He" - I Lied. I Said, "he Comes Home At Night When You Guys Are In Bed. He Gets Us Up And We Play." I Said It So Much That I Started To Believe It Myself, You Know?

What Used To Frustrate Me Going Into An Audition Was That Some Inexperienced, Lesser Casting People Would Think That Actors Are Acting Only When They're Speaking.

It Doesn't Matter If You're Good. If You're Just Good, You Won't Succeed. If You Have Patience And Persistence And Talent And That's It, You Will Not Have A Successful Career As An Actor. The Elusive Thing You Need Is Luck.

If You Work Hard, You Have A Better Chance Of Producing Something That You're Proud Of. If You Don't, You Won't. It's Really Simple.

When You Play A Non-fiction Character It Is More Responsibility Than When You Are Playing A Fiction Character Because That Person Lived, And You Do Want To Pay Respect To That.