To Put A Lot Of Hard Work

The Challenge For Me Was Not Just The Prosthetic Work And How To Move Like An Older Man Would Move, But More So How To Have 50 Years Of Experience In The Workplace And Talk To A Young Robert F. Kennedy As If He Was Some Political Upstart That Didn't Know What The Hell He Was Talking About. That Was The Big Challenge [in The J. Edgar Hoover Mоvie].

If We Do Not Act Together, We Will Surely Perish.

I Remember The 'checkered Demon'. He's This Little Devil With This Three-foot Dong That Just Porks Everybody. And That Wa S My Idea Of What Sex Was About. And I Was, "oh, Wow! I Can't Wait.

We Actually Did A Lot Of Takes On This Movie [j. Edgar Hoover]. I Never Left The Set Wanting More. That's For Sure. I Don't Know. This Was A Very Difficult Character For Me And A Lot Of The Other Actors Here, And At Times We Went And Did 8 Or 9 Or 10 Takes On A Single Day.

It's Amazing To Completely Focus On Something For Four, Five Or Six Months, Have It Completely Consume Your Life And Be Constantly Thinking About Somebody Else's Set Of Circumstances And How They Would React To Something. I Find It Fascinating. It's Rewarding And On A Professional And Personal Level.