Quotes About Versatility

Since when is politics consistent?

For me, the most important thing is that I adapt quickly to different conditions and be consistent.

After 'Melancholia' and 'On the Road,' I wanted to do a comedy. And I did so many comedies when I was younger, but if you're not consistently in those movies, people don't always think of you for them.

We have all come to agree the modern players cannot be one-trick ponies, and we are especially critical of those who do not consistently produce in the biggest games.

If you are just constantly doing the same thing, good batters can adjust.

Just as a fan and a consumer, I think less of actors as one thing and belonging to one genre or medium. People do all kinds of things.

I don't ever sing classically when I am singing a contemporary score - I kind of try to fit in whatever needs to happen.

Continuity isn't actually something that I ever worry about. You use it where you need to, and you don't use it where you don't need to.

I enjoy doing both comedy and drama, as long as I'm not doing something continuously.

Nothing is off the table... never for an actor. An actor is continuously looking for challenges.

My character in 'Saaho' is completely contrasting to my character in 'Baahubali,' and I am quite excited about it.

I don't necessarily view myself as a big - I view myself just as a player, someone who can go out there and contribute to the team from any position.

My main strength is my bowling, but where I bat, I can also contribute for the team, and that is important.

I think I should be able to contribute either with the bat, ball or with my fielding. I am comfortable doing everything.

Tactically, I know how to play on one side even though I remain convinced that I can play better through the middle.

I can cook anything. Anything. I'm good.

That's the cool thing about how my career has been - you never know where I'm showing up next.

Chuck Cooper is a friend, and I adore him. He can do so many things.

I have played many cop roles in my career, and my effort is to make each role different.

I am interested in everything, which sounds like a cop out. Having been a magazine writer, I do not have a beat.

I love doing 'Cope.' It allows me to do all three things I love: singing, dancing, and best of all, acting!

The best corners can play everywhere.

A lot of people don't do this. You can count on a couple of hands probably how many artists also produce and write, both for themselves and for others, and are able to be successful at both things.

Country music has room for a little bit of everything.