The Only Thing I Can Point To

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.

Give Your Heart To Everybody You Meet. The Rest Is Pretense.

I Take Pleasure In The Little Things. Double Cheeseburgers, Those Are Good, The Sky Ten Minutes Before It Rains,the Moment Your Laugh Turns Into A Cackle. And I Sit Here, And Smoke My Camel Straights, And I Ride My Own Melt.

I've Always Watched Actors On The Red Carpet Getting Drunk And Making Idiots Of Themselves And Now I'm Happy To Join Their Ranks

When You Start Becoming Really Successful, The Demons Start To Tempt You - The Demons Of Vanity And Self Importance, Drug Abuse, The Feelings Of Fraudulence. But, It's Also A Thrill. That's What I Found Weird.