The Trick Is To Try

In Order To Inhabit A Villain, You Mustn't Care What The Audience Think Of You. That's Not Why You Are There. You Mustn't Care For A Second Whether The Audience Likes You Or Dislikes You. Your Villain Has To Be Way Beyond That.

I'm Convinced That Had I Not Changed My Name, I Don't Think I Would Have Had Quite The Same Career Curve That I Eventually Had.

Working In Film, If You Work With Great Directors, You Learn That After Every Take You Must Let Go. Sitting With My Wife At The Academy Awards, We Both Let The Moment Just Go.

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.

I Don't Do Anything That Would Ever Come Across As Advice Or Suggestion, But It's Just Part Of A Debate. Like, "i Would Like To Try This," Or "let Me Do Another One With More Stillness, Let Me Emphasize That." Rather Than "i Think You Should Emphasize This, I Think" - You Know, I Don't Impose Choices.