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You Can Skim Those Stage Directions And Go Right To The Dialogue. You Can Almost Read The Movie In The Same Amount Of Time It Will Take You To See The Movie.

What I've Discovered Is, Really, Acting Is Acting Is Acting. It's All The Same. Seventy-five Percent Of The Skills Are The Same In Both Media.

A Good Director Is Very Well Prepared, And Knows Exactly How He's Going To Cut The Film, So The Shooting Is As Efficient As Possible.

The Best Thing For An Actor To Do Is Take Your Attention Off Of How You Feel About It, And Put It On Striving To Obtain A Particular Objective. The Happy Result Is That It Brings Out All This Unexpected Stuff In Yourself.

The Reason They Came Up With The Ratings Board Is That There Are A Lot Of Movies Out There, And Parents Need Some Guidance. Not Only For The Kids, But For Adults, As Well. If You Don't Like To See A Certain Kind Of Film, There Should Be Some Rating, So That You Know What You're Getting Into. But The Present System Doesn't Work.