It's Up To The Actor To Make

If You Have A Screaming Angry Director, Everyone Else Will Be Panicked As Well.

When You Play A Non-fiction Character It Is More Responsibility Than When You Are Playing A Fiction Character Because That Person Lived, And You Do Want To Pay Respect To That.

If You Have A Level Of Expectation In Your Life That You Have To Be A Quote-unquote Star, Whatever That Means, You Might Be Setting Yourself Up For Failure.

There's This Notion That In Order To Draw Attention And To Be Considered For Roles I Want To Be Considered For, You Need A Certain Amount Of Notoriety.

If You're A Person Who Complains About Everything All The Time, Then You're Just The Boy Who Cried 'wolf.' But If You Do It On Occasion And About The Right Reasons, Then People Listen.