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I've Always Been Interested In Directing. I Started Acting When I Was Thirteen Years Old, So I've Had Some Desire To Do Something Else In My Life.

The Thing That Really Breeds Career Longevity In This Profession Is Doing Good Work. You Can Make $20 Million A Movie, But Does That Mean You'll Still Have A Job When You're 60? It's A Profession That Eats People Up And Wants Constant Turnaround, So You Have To Dedicate Yourself To Learning And Making The Most Of Whatever Gift You May Have.

If You Covet Fame, If You Covet All The Superficial Accolades, You're Gonna Be Miserable 'cause You're Never Going To Get Enough Praise. If You Covet Contributing Something Substantive To Movies, Music, Literature, Then You Won't Be Unhappy.

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 Turned Down Good Directors Before Because I Knew The Part Didn't Speak To Me And I've Worked With Less Talented Directors Before Because The Part I Had Such Passion For.