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I Want To Be Interesting In An Interview Just As Much As I Want To Do Well In A Part.

It's Easy To Fool The Eye But It's Hard To Fool The Heart.

I Destroy The Painting As Soon As I Can See What It Is. When I Can Make Out Something In It, I Destroy It Because It's No Longer Coming From My Unconscious.

An Actor Basically Likes To Be Asked To Do Something, No Matter What Position He's In. It Feels More Natural. Sitting And Waiting Is More Gratifying.

We Were Doing Scarface Many Years Ago...and I Remember Having My Coffee And Looking At The Beach, The Surf, And I Saw A Hundred People Looking Out Into The Ocean. I Thought, What's Going On? Did Some Whale Get Washed Up To Shore? So I Stood Up On The Table To See What It Was, And It Was The Director, Brian De Palma, Standing There Alone By The Surf And They Were All Waiting For Him. And I Never Forgot That Because It Represented To Me What A Director Is, What A Director Does.