One Of The Hardest Things About My

Everyone Has To Pay Their Child Support, And No Matter If You're A Hollywood Actor Or Anyone Else, It's Always A Little Bit More Than You Want To Pay.

What I Learned About Acting, From My Experiences Directing, Is Why So Many Producers And Directors Don't Like Actors. You Go Through All Of This Work Securing A Location, Figuring Out How To Get Electricity There, How To Get Trucks Parked Where They Need To Be, And Where Catering Is Going To Come From. And If The Actors Don't Come Up With Some Magic, It Actually Didn't Matter. That Creates A Lot Of Animosity Towards The Actors.

There's Only So Often You're Going To Have An Opportunity To Contribute At A High Level And That You Should Be Grateful Whenever One Presents Itself And Not Take It Lightly.

I've Had Several Moments In My Career Where It Seemed Like I Might Not Age Out Of The Bracket The World Wants To Put You In. It's Hard To Keep Growing Up Inside The Performing Arts. It's Very Difficult, And Presents A Lot Of Unique Challenges.

I Got To Work With Robert Deniro Once And It Was A Strange Experience. Gwyneth Paltrow And I Were Doing Great Expectations Movie Together And We Were Complaining About What A Mediocre Film Experience It Was. Deniro Showed Up On Set And All Of A Sudden The Director Got Better, The Director Of Photography Got Better - Everybody Got More Interested And Excited. Deniro Isn't Waiting For Other People To Create The Environment That He Wants, He Brings It Along With Him.