It's So Rare, Especially As A Younger

For Every Role, I Brought Certain Elements Of The Character. Even On White Collar Over Six Years, I Tried To Keep The Set Fun And Breezy And Howard Hawks-y And Very Of The Tone Of The Show.

When You Really Put Your Heart And Soul Into Something, The Temptation Is To Try To Be In Control Of Circumstances, However You Can, And Looking And Seeing How People Are Responding.

I Very Comprehensively Studied Irving Thalberg And His Biographies. He's Who [scott] Fitzgerald Roughly Modeled The Character After. He Worked For Him, As A Writer, When He Was At Mgm. And, Of Course, I Revisited The Novel And The Politics Of Mgm And The Studio System At The Time And Familiarized Myself With The World. There Was A Great Deal Of Physical And Literary Work That Went Into It.

I At Least Felt The Obligation To Speak Clearly [in 'the Last Tycoon']. This Is Pre-brando And Pre-james Dean. Nobody Mumbled Back Then.

I Think Every Guy And Girl Would Love To Get To Play Superman, At Some Point In Their Life.