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The acting was the only thing I wasn't conflicted about I loved it, because God I was tired of being ood to slip into some other shoes

But the rest was a jued scripts, new lines, and repetitive reshoots

Every scene felt like it had to be redone a dozen tiht that all of this traced back to one thing: the director He was hard to please and harder to i A-list, character driven fil an eccentric, soht of it that way, things weren't actually going so badly

Still, it felt like I was soone four days or more a week, and hell, even my crappy old airline job, where at least I hadn't felt l was incoo, never dreao back to it for even a second

I'd never ad a horrible job, I'd keep trying ot canned It wasn't even a question

"Is he always like this?" I asked one of the production assistants after Stuart had called an abrupt break and storain

"Hmm?" she asked

"What I o, or is this one just a colossal failure?" I hoped that wasn't the case, but I needed to know if it was

I always, always preferred the truth

That had her finally looking at h on her nose to study et, to be honest Usually filhtmare"

I was shocked, relieved, and somehow annoyed But at least it wasn't me

Stuart was back within the hour, which was usually the pattern, and we set up again

Two takes later, and good ol' Stu was back to ranting

"It's a journey back fro alienated fro directly to me

Well, that I could relate to The second part of it, at least

"It is about personal growth, not an explosion of it, but a gradual unfolding, petal by petal, bit by bit This scene is supposed tofor you that no one ever has before, showing you kindness, changing your perspective, on people, on men You two are supposed to like each other!"