When There's An Idiot Driving Crazily In

After Writing A Page, Hemingway Would Let It Float To The Ground. He Never Crumpled Pages - He Believed That If You Crumpled Them, You'd Be Insane In A Year.

I Don't Think You Necessarily Identify And Believe In The Motifs Of The Character, But You Have To Want To Play It And Want To Commit To The Lines.

Audiences Can Be Very Judgmental.

Film Is Very Much About Capturing The Essence Of Things - If You Feel It, And You've Got The Right Person Shooting It, It'll Come Across. Theater's A Different Animal; It's Physically Different And Requires A Different Discipline. In The Theater, You're Mining The Same Material, Constantly Honing The Same Thing, Executing It And Keeping It Alive And Fresh.

Good Dialogue Is Very Important.