Some Day A Real Rain

You Never Know What You Do That Could Be Totally Out Of Left Field, Which Actually Might Work And Give Something Fresh To The Whole Scene, To The Character, Whatever. If You Have That With A Director Who Then Knows How To Shape It, Either In The Direction, In The Moment, Or In The Editing, Then That's Good.

The Director Respects What They've Hired You For And Chosen You For: To Do The Part And Respect What You're Doing.

As I Get Older, I Think That Things Have Been Pre-determined For Me, Whether I Liked It Or Wanted It, Wished For It, Whatever, Way Before In Some Way. And With Others, You Do Have A Choice That You Can Change. And That Choice That You Make Is Still Part Of This Grand Scheme.

Sometimes If You Have Financial Restraints, It's A Benefit. It Forces You To Come Up With A More Creative Way.

If We Do A Sequel, I Want To Beat Somebody's Ass!