It's Always Very Strange To Have Your

Often Jobs Are Un-turndownable Even Before You Read The Script. You Go, "well, I Have To Do That."

I've Got To Tell You, I've Played Real Characters Before And People Always Bring Up This Word 'impersonation,' And I'm Never Entirely Sure What It Means.

Particularly [alfred] Hitchcock, Who Takes His Time With Everything He Says. There's A Controlling Way In How He Speaks Because He Takes His Time To Finish All His Sentences.

When You're Training As An Actor, A Lot Of The Big Work You're Learning Is To Treat Fictional Characters Like Real People. You Don't Have The Problem Of Discovering A Backstory With Real People, But There's Always A Mystery Which Is Common To Both Fictional And Factual Characters. They Are Never Quite The Person You Think They Are.

Certainly For My Father, There Were Great Times, Good Times, Not-so-good Times. He Might Be Shooting A Fellini Film For Six Months, Then Not Working For Two Months. I'm Used To That Dynamic.