Quotes About Actor

Ritesh Deshmukh is rock star. He has a lovely family. He works so hard, and he's a great actor. He's funny, friendly, doesn't have an ego, and is so nice to everyone. He's a fine professional, a good husband, and a good father. That's a rock star for me.

You want the actor to be happy with the movie. You really want the actor to think they did a good job and all that.

It's not an easy job, but the satisfaction an actor feels when he has done a good job and the money make it worth while.

Simply, if you're working with good material, then it's right there, and you don't have to try so hard as an actor; you don't have to do so much. Just let the material sit inside you and let it come out. Just say the words. That was the main thing that I learned from doing Aaron Sorkin's work - say the words, and everything else will happen.

I don't know if there's anything sadder than an actor who hasn't made a good picture, and at least I got a few good ones that will stand the test of time. I feel very fortunate about that.

Any good script makes the job of an actor easier.

All I have tried to do as an actor is push good story telling.

I don't see a difference between playing a performance capture role and a live action role, they're just characters to me at the end of the day and I'm an actor who wants to explore those characters in fantastically written scripts. The only caveat is a good story is a good character.

I aspire to be a part of a good story, because then, the actor will automatically shine through.

If a star film does not have a good story, it will not run. This will make stars choose good scripts consciously.

The good thing about being an actor, and the gift of being an actor, is that you are beautifully forced to see the world with different eyes.

It'd be disingenuous to say I don't like attention - I'm an actor for God's sake - and it's flattering and all, but attention was never my big goal. I just like to work and have a good time.

You can be playing a line some way and the director wants you to change that, or you can disagree. But I always think that the creative conversation between director and actor is what leads to good work.

As an actor, you think to yourself, 'I want to do good work,' but you also want the work that you do to make an impact in some way.

I toured Ontario in the winter of '48, in a touring company of The Drunkard, in which I played the bartender.

I love Mike Winters. He's such a great actor.

It was such a joy to be an actor on 'The Wire.'

As an actor you are supposed to do some kind of action in case it is required. I remember this sequence where I was pulled up by a wire 100 ft above the ground. This was my first time that I was hung with a wire and I was a bit scared. But I must say it was a very beautiful experience looking down at everybody from a height.

When I was a very young actor, I made a wise move. I invested in the stock market.

Work wise, as a stunt woman, I enjoy telly - or TV - because - and, as an actor - I kind of enjoy the urgency of it. I enjoy the problem-solving that's happening. Right now, we don't have time to rehearse for hours. And, if something goes wrong, we don't have time to shoot something else for four days until we sort it out.

It's a miracle to be an actor and to know that you have a job to go to a year from now is a rare thing, so I think peace of mind and financial stability come with that. Hopefully I'm a little wiser and have a little more perspective in my life than I did then.

I think every actor would wish there is some challenge that is left. I would consider to be creatively dead if I were to say that I am satisfied now.

I was an anguished little girl with just one wish: to become an actor. I debuted in live theater at 14 with Dario Niccodemi's 'La Nemica.'

I wish every actor had fame like Salman Khan in the film fraternity.