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The Hardest Thing About Movie Acting Is That If You're Playing A Character Who Changes Within The Movie, You've Got To Do That, But You've Got To Do It Out Of Sequence, Because We Never Have Gotten To Shoot In Sequence, And That's Really, Really Tough.

There Are Genres I Don't Care For, And I've Never Worked In Those Genres, And Then Sometimes There Are People That I Haven't Liked And I Haven't Worked For Those People. But If I Feel Like There's A Movie That I Would Like To Go See, I'll Jump Into It.

But Compared To Writing A Novel, Where You Can Be God, I Did The Bay Of Pigs Invasion In Six Pages Once, And There Were 50,000 Guys With Boots That I Didn't Have To Pay, And All Those Extras; We Didn't Have To Pay Them.

Not That I've Always Loved The Movie When They Finally Come Out, Or If They Ever Come Out-because Many Of Them Don't Come Out-but I've Gotten To Work With Really Good Story Editors And Stuff Like That.

The Less Money And Time You Have, The More You Haveto Plan Ahead And Be Careful About Your Coverage. It's Like A Gas:it Expands Or Contracts Depending On The Size Of The Container.