Harvey Guillén

Yes, you can do your multi-million dollar big studio films, which I've done.

But also, those are rewarding as well for different reasons.

And you meet people that you're admiring and love.

And then you also do the indie films that you're like, this is a cool script.

This is fun and this is different.

I pride myself in doing a little bit of everything.

So then people are always like, I didn't know you did that role.

I didn't know that was you.

And it's always a nice surprise when they see it.

Absolutely.

I think that that's exactly it.

Like I got into the point.

I mean, this was me like, you know, 20 years ago that I really absolutely I just do it.

You know, you have to be like, I got to pay rent and whatnot.

But like, you get to the point where you're like, yeah, no, I don't think I need to do this.

Because also, like, there's certain roles that I get offered because people want to see that character over and over again.

And I'm very particular about like, you don't need to see them over and over again.

Like, you know, you saw it.

And you need a break and then maybe they come back later in a different form and a different, you know, variation, then that's fine.

But I've turned down stuff that was paying well and was a role that was very similar to something I've done.