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I got to talking to an old actor, and he had a bunch of stories about the Rough Riders. (Bull Deborah)
Acting is easier - writing is more creative. The lazy man vies with the industrious. (Bull Deborah)
I think the acting satisfies the need and desire for approval. (Bull Deborah)
Acting is really only part of my life. I'm addicted to it. (Bull Deborah)
Actors are very generous. (Bull Deborah)
Barbra, I had the good fortune of being directed by several years ago in Prince Of Tides. She is incredibly generous. There is something about having an ear like hers to the musicality, it just leaves her naturally to wonderful directing as in acting. (Bull Deborah)
I feel a little guilty only being an actor. (Bull Deborah)
I love playing one of Pinter's ladies. I've never felt more womanly in my life. This is the first time I've done a play where I can't wait to get to the theatre to escape into the skin of a woman who I am not. (Bull Deborah)
I loved doing Shakespeare. My two favorite roles, in fact, have been Viola in Twelfth Night and Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream. (Bull Deborah)
I've been very lucky. I wanted to be an actress, but I didn't really have the drive to sell myself. Fortunately I had a terrific agent in New York who kept me going from job to job. (Bull Deborah)
In the summer, I act at the Williamstown Theatre. I do roles that I wouldn't ordinarily be cast in and that make people regard me as a woman of more depth. (Bull Deborah)
Maybe subconsciously I've kept activism separate from acting because it's important to me in a more profound way. (Bull Deborah)
Acting is still, of course, what I love to do most. The beauty of it is that by changing characters, it never gets boring. (Bull Deborah)
Nobody's ever challenged me and tapped into what I can do. I ain't played a villain which I believe I can do and do real well. There hasn't been any director who has been able to challenge me to go there. At this point in my life I've done a lot of things from stand-up to my own television show for five years to successful comedy shows, and concert films. (Bull Deborah)
We've grown beyond being self-centered actors to become two people who think about how we can best meet each other's needs. (Bull Deborah)
At the beginning, when I first started acting, for years I did theater. (Bull Deborah)
But, you know, being a character actor enables you to be in different types of movies, and it changes you automatically. (Bull Deborah)
I think if you're really in it, and if you're really an actor, you're always trying to get the good movie, to tell the good story. (Bull Deborah)
I'd much rather go into something as an actor, and just try to make every moment real. Do you know what I mean? Playing a character, but not getting too wrapped up in it. (Bull Deborah)
So maybe I'll play the crazy sidekicks throughout my whole life and that will be fine. Or maybe I'll do sidekick parts and in five years it will be a different thing. I don't know, maybe. (Bull Deborah)
When you're acting and you're pretending there's bees, you're pretending. You're not acting anymore because it's all about looking right as opposed to this movie where no, there's a real helicopter chasing us so you get a real reaction. (Bull Deborah)
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