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You know, I've always believed in doing the work, really doing it. And, and when people ask me about success, it's pretty simple. I just keep showing up, keep preparing. That's what I've done my whole career. You can't just wait for things to happen.

You know, when I think about making Westerns, it's really about finding that truth in the character. I mean, when you're out there on the horse, feeling the wind, learning those cowboy skills, it becomes more than just acting. It becomes part of who you are, and that's what I love about it.

You know, sometimes we walk past people every day, never knowing their story. The woman who teaches kindergarten, the man who drives the bus - these are the real heroes. In movies we create drama, but true courage lives in these quiet moments of dedication.

You know, when we tell stories through film, we're really trying to capture something authentic, something true. It's not just about entertainment, it's about understanding who we were, who we are, and maybe most importantly, who we're becoming as a people.

You know, when we tell stories about America, whether it's through film or television, we have this responsibility to show both the triumph and the struggle. It's not about making things prettier than they were, it's about finding the truth in our shared experience.

I want to share something with you about this new film I'm working on. It's really special to me, and I know it will be to you too. The story just grabbed me from the first moment, and I feel blessed to bring these characters to life.

I really understand that but I want you to know that Love without trust is like a house without a foundation, I want to build something solid with you, brick by brick.

When you're crafting a performance, there's this delicate balance between what's written and what's felt. I find that authenticity comes from those moments where the character's truth intersects with your own understanding of human nature.