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The Whole Thrust Of Theatre Is Different, Just Because The Writing Is So Much More Respected In A Play. Whereas In Movies - And Having Been The Writer, I Can Say From Experience - The Writer Is Lower Down On The Food Chain.

I Found Myself Getting More Publicly Shy When The Gala Events And Big Crowds Started. Some People Embrace It. To Me, It's Not Worth Enough To Risk My Private Life Being Public.

I've Passed On A Lot Of Huge-money Jobs. Money Doesn't Enter Into The Decision-making. If I Do A Big Blockbuster, It's About How Big An Audience You'll Get And Where You Can Take Them.

It's Usually The Exact Same Three Things Which Are, The Scripts, The Director And The Role Those Are The Three Things I Look For And Really Any Two Of Them, If I Get Two Of Them That's Usually Enough, But Definitely Those Are The Things I Look For.

Still, The Change Is Nearly Indescribable - Going From Total Obscurity To Walking Down A Street In New York And Having Everybody Turn And Look; To Feel The Temperature Of A Room Change When I Walked In.