Well, It's Wonderful To Be Identified Strongly

I Think The Actor Has A Tribal Role As The Archetypal Story Teller. I Think There Was A Time When The Storyteller, The Priest, The Healer, Were All One Person In One Body. That Person Used To Weave Stories At Night Around A Small Fire To Keep The Tribe From Being Terrified That Sun Had Gone Down.

I Hope I'm Able To Achieve More On Camera Through Stillness, Through Focus, Through Being Quite Careful To Do Less On Every Take, Rather Than More. So I'm Reducing, Rather Than Adding. Which Hopefully Is A Good Exercise. That's What I'd Like To Do.

There Was One Titanic Guiding Light On The Film Set, And I Was In The Presence Of A True Mahatma, In The Deepest And Most Profound Sense Of The Word.

Shock Is Shock. Your Body Goes Into Shock, Regardless Of It Being Real Blood Or Fake Blood. The Mind Sends Powerful Messages To All The Various Glands And Secretions In The Body. It's Impossible Trying To Act It; It Just Happens. It's A Very Important Question: No Acting.

There Are Some Directors, Lesser In Confidence Or Skill, Who Make The Actor Feel Very Uncomfortable Because You Feel You're Auditioning For Them, Every Day, And That's A Terrible Feeling On The Set.