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You Can't Show Up On Set And Expect It All To Come Together. You Have To Have A Plan, Much Like How The Director Can't Just Show Up And Go, Well, Where Should I Put The Camera? That Is Gonna Determine How It Is Lit, You Should Have Already Been In The Room Looking At It Earlier, Pre-lit The Room, You Know There Is A Lot Of Prep That Goes Into It, So It Is The Same Thing With Acting. You Can't Just Show Up.

Any Time A Writer Thinks He Has All The Answers To How Someone Should Talk Or React Or End A Scene, It's A Spontaneity-killer.

All Men Think They're Fascinating. In My Case, It's Justified.

I Prefer A Much Looser Style. Any Time A Writer Thinks He Has All The Answers To How Someone Should Talk Or React Or End A Scene, It's A Spontaneity - Killer. I Don't Get Making Sure You Get Every Word Right In Some Stupid Speech Just Because A Writer Sat There And Did It.

In Hitchcock's Movies You Can See The Storyboards And That's Cool. It's Nice To See A Filmmaker Be That Prepared. Most Filmmakers Today Have Their Heads Up Their Ass, They're Not Nearly That Prepared. He Obviously Had A Right To Say This Is What I Want And This Is How We're Doing It, Because He Was Ready. Some Filmmakers Show Up On The Set And They Don't Know What They're Doing. So Then Everyone Has Ideas And That Makes A Bad Situation Too. Be A Director Who's Completely In Control And Yet No One Knows It.