Actors worrying about their looks?
So he wouldn't let David see any of the rushes, for example, because he was concerned that actors worry when they see things on the screen.
Wood thinks that some writers worry about stylistic excess in the same way that some actors worry that their job isn't manly, and his style is in part a stand against that tradition.
As much as actors find the Reading system "unconscionable," some actors worry that if all development was paid for at an acceptable rate, better-known names would do it from Day One and lesser-known names would never get a chance.
The complex play-within-a-play structure allowed Griffiths to portray both Auden – the apostle of freedom and intellectual bully – and a tetchy actor worried about his lines and missing a lucrative voiceover engagement.
"Grand Budapest Hotel" actor Tony Revolori worried to buddy Jack Quaid — Marvel in "The Hunger Games" — that he was "totally underdressed for this thing" in jeans, Walter White T-shirt and a black leather jacket.
He hated it - he would actually run off the set - when actors would worry, ask what precisely does this line mean, or how exactly does that gesture fit in".
But actors still worry about these concerts, as they do with more full-scale early developmental productions for non-profit organizations such as New York Musical Theatre Festival or New York Stage and Film.
The filmmakers also shot a number of scenes in Shanghai's Pudong district, which not only has an impressive collection of new skyscrapers but is laced with pedestrian sky bridges that allowed Jonze to film his actors without worrying whether the cars in the background looked futuristic enough.
