I like to give my actors a lot of room.
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When an actor is performing, the director wants to give them the freedom to be creative and try different things. This allows the actor to explore their character and bring their own unique ideas to the role. By giving the actors "a lot of room," the director is encouraging them to experiment and find the best way to bring the character to life on screen.
About Nick Cassavetes
Nick Cassavetes is a prolific American actor, director, and writer. He has directed several acclaimed films, including The Notebook, and has also appeared in various movies as an actor. His family legacy in the film industry is especially noteworthy, as he is the son of legendary director John Cassavetes.
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