Quote by Giancarlo Esposito

I believe acting is very physical, and when you have to fight or do those kinds of things, it takes a lot of respect not to allow yourself to go off and hurt yourself or someone else.

I believe acting is very physical, and when you have to figh

Summary

This quote emphasizes the physical nature of acting, particularly in scenes where fighting or action sequences are involved. It highlights the importance of respecting boundaries and being mindful of not causing harm to oneself or others. It suggests that control and discipline are necessary to avoid accidents or potential injuries during intense performances.

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By Giancarlo Esposito

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