I Feel Like Casting Is The Most

Studios Are Used To Have An Investment In You, An Actual, Literal Investment In An Actor. You Paid Them Some Money, You Had A Contract With Them And You Were Almost Like A Commodity.

I Knew I Had To Get Out Of Boston And Stop Making Movies There, At Least For One Movie, Otherwise No One Would Ever Consider Me For A Movie That Took Place South Of Providence.

I've Seen High And Lows. When Things Go Well That Doesn't Make Me Feel Like Some Genius. Nor Will I Allow The Next Disappointment To Make Me Feel Like A Complete Failure.

Also, Getting The Chance To Play A Supporting Part Meant That I Didn't Have To Do As Much As The Protagonist, Such As Running Around Telling The Story. [as The Protagonist] You Push The Story Whereas, Paradoxically, As A Character Part, You Have A Chance To Explore Some Of The Nuance And Some Of The More Complicated Aspects Of A Character.

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