Michelle Pfeiffer

Like if you're on the stage and you break and you like start talking to the audience, isn't that sort of like a- During the curtain call, you're fine.

Oh, it wasn't in the middle of your performance.

Was it the applause that woke her up?

A director is super important.

I mean, initially you just want a job.

And then once you start getting work and then it's like obviously just choosing the best of what is put in front of you and hopefully you're able to get, you know, pickier and pickier as you go along.

And then, yeah, when you're in a position of where you have that kind of choice, it's a tough one.

Like, is it scripted?

Is it director?

I mean, I've seen really talented directors make, maybe masterpieces, but great films out of not so great scripts.

And then I've seen maybe in the wrong hands a really great script.

In some ways, I think if I had to choose, I would say director.

And then I think the part is...

you know, does it kind of just speak to you?

I mean, for me, I can hear it.

I can hear it.

I can see it.

I'm very visual.

You know, I recently have, especially like, you know, working on a Marvel movie or something, and you have a tent on the stage, and you're in a costume, you can't pee, you know, you can't go to the bathroom in unless you... And it's...

You know, I've had to beg for a honey wagon size room.