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Doing The Right Thing Has Power.

We All Have A Limited Amount And That It's A Privilege To Grow Old. That's Something That I Think A Lot Of People Have Forgotten In This Very Fast-paced World Where Youth Is Overly Celebrate.

I Know That Actors And Actresses Have A Great Reputation For Being Very, Very Selfish, And In Some Cases, That's Very True. But In The Theater I Find It Doesn't Help You To Be Selfish. You Sort Of Have To Be Selfless In The Theater, And The More Selfless You Are - That Doesn't Mean Don't Take Care Of Yourself - But The More You Sort Of Surrender To The Work, I Find, The Better The Work Is. That's Just My Experience.

I Never Felt Like A Happy-go-lucky Ingenue To Begin With. And Parts Are Written Better When You're Older. When You're Young, You're Written To Be An Ingenue, And You're Written To Be A Quality. You're Actually Not Written To Be A Person, You're Written For Your Youth To Inspire Someone Else, Usually A Man. So I Find It Just Much More Liberating.

The Basic Laws Of Good Acting Are The Same, But Everything About The Experience Is Different-your Job Responsibility, The Time You Spend On It.