The most memorable bit of Quentin Tarantino direction for me was when he emphasized that there's no such thing as going too big. In one scene, while discussing what a stunt double does, Quentin encouraged us to push the boundaries, saying, "You can't go too big." His energy and enthusiasm for bold performances really stuck with me.
Another standout moment was when Al Pacino joined the cast, and we rehearsed for a scene at Musso and Frank's for weeks. Sitting across from Al Pacino and discussing the industry one-on-one was truly one of the highlights of my career. Working with someone of his caliber, who has the ability to light up a scene, was unforgettable.
As for surprises, meeting Britney Spears at the premiere of the movie was unexpected. I didn't even realize she was there until my friends told me afterward. Meeting someone like her definitely would have been a highlight.
Being part of Quentin Tarantino's legacy, especially in a film like this, which is his love letter to the industry, feels incredibly special. It's a privilege to be part of one of his films, particularly as he explores Hollywood's transitional era in the late '60s and early '70s.
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And as for fans' reactions on the street, I still get people shouting out classic phrases from my past roles. It's always amusing to hear fans quoting lines or expressing their love for characters I've played.
