Sublime

Know Where You Are

George Segal may have put it best. I had watched him be terrific on a talk show, playing his banjo or whatever the hell instrument he plays, and joking it up. I asked him if he had always been able to enjoy himself that way. He said, “That’s like class: I prepare myself—I do an acting exercise. I tell myself I’m playing a character who’s enjoying h

Judd: When I’m working sometimes, I have this book of Cassavetes interviews at hand. He just has so many quotes about doing things differently—one of the quotes is something about, I don’t care if people like the movie, I just hope, in ten years, it’s still stuck in your craw somewhere. Like, they’re still thinking about it.