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A Story Has The Opportunity To Enlighten Us, Because As We Connect The Extraordinary Moments On Film With The Ordinary Moments Of Our Lives, We Ask Ourselves, "what Am I Going To Do The Next Time I'm Scared? What Would It Be Like To Say Goodbye To My Family For The Last Time?"

I Would Like To Think I've Reflected The Audience's Lives Somehow, Though It's In This Big, False, Glamorous Arena Of Movies. I Hope People See Themselves Somehow Up On The Screen.

The Pleasure Of Working With Somebody Who's An Actor Is They Don't Waste Time With Stuff That Doesn't Matter.

My Wife Keeps On Telling Me My Worst Fault Is That I Keep Things To Myself And Appear Relaxed. But I Am Really In A Room In My Own Head And Not Hearing A Thing Anyone Is Saying.

If It Wasn't Hard, Everyone Would Do It. It's The Hard That Makes It Great.