To Be Loved, I Think, Is The

Actors Are Responsible To The People We Play.

Bob Glaudini, The Writer, He's A Wonderfully Talented Man And All His Plays And His Screenplays, They All Have Sense Of Something Bigger, Even Though You're Looking At Something Very Simple.

My Girlfriend's A Costume Designer In The Theater.

To Have That Concentration To Act Well Is Like Lugging Things Up Staircases In Your Brain. I Think That’s A Thing People Don’t Understand. It Is That Exhausting. If You’re Doing It Well, If You’re Concentrating The Way You Need To, If Your Will And Your Concentration And Emotional And Imagination And Emotional Life Are All In Tune, Concentrated And Working Together In That Role, That Is Just Like Lugging Weights Upstairs With Your Head... And I Don’t Think That Should Get Any Easier.

Acting Is So Difficult For Me That, Unless The Work Is Of A Certain Stature In My Mind, Unless I Reach The Expectations I Have Of Myself, I'm Unhappy. Then It's A Miserable Existence. I'm Putting A Piece Of Myself Out There. If It Doesn't Do Anything, I Feel So Ashamed. I'm Afraid I'll Be The Kind Of Actor Who Thought He Would Make A Difference And Didn't. Right Now, Though, I Feel Like I Made A Little Bit Of Difference.