David Marchese

Did that happen?

I would say, yeah, reusing.

Trash picking.

All right, last one for now.

I might come back to some others.

So apparently at Graceland, there's a private family-only area.

And I read that you were granted access to the private area

and tried on some of the king's clothes and sat in the bathroom in the same position that Elvis was found in when he was found dead.

Is that true?

Okay, so acting is, in a lot of ways, is all about choices, right?

The choices that the actor chooses to make within the performance and the choices the actor makes about what performances to do.

I think you're known in some ways for making unconventional choices in performance or doing the unexpected thing or the surprising thing.

And, you know, I want to know about...

the difference between making choices in art versus making choices in life.

And I assume that in art, you're able to be very intentional and decisive about the choices you make.

I have to say, I was wondering about the question almost in more of a—

like a mechanical cognitive way, because I think, this is, again, I'm just pontificating in a way that I probably shouldn't do because it makes me sound like I have no things that I don't know, but I think one of the real secrets to life, at least for me, has been realizing, like, if you can just get in between the impulse and a thought,

You can really live a much healthier life, you know?

If you can just consciously decide, oh, I feel this, but I don't have to act on the feeling.

I can take a step back and decide actually what I would want to do or what would be the prudent thing or the better thing to do in a given situation.