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Philip Seymour Hoffman Quotes
«You don't want a lead acting role if you're not the one that's supposed to be playing it. I'm perfectly satisfied with the career I've had.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«[Miller's hesitation had to do with the sheer amount of stuff in the movie, stuff he thought would undercut what he calls] its deeper aspects. ... the friendship we all had was actually very helpful, because we'd gotten past the getting-to-know-each-other period a long time ago. Sometimes it can go awfully wrong, but in this case it didn't.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«In Cold Blood. He just expired.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«I would vouch for those two in the room with a very strong conviction. I was saying to the executives, 'If you believe in me, believe in them.' We kind of all went out on a limb together.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«I began to see that this wasn't simply an odd man, an odd writer. What he discovered writing 'In Cold Blood' embodies what a lot of people go through. He struggled with who he was.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«I was given the best part of my life, basically, and I know that.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«That's about all I can tell, or they'll put me in jail.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«I wish there was a podium here - you wouldn't see my knees shaking.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«The screenplay was set up to tell a very true, simple, subtle, heart-wrenching tragedy, ... I knew that I had to be as human as possible, that it could never be clich?d - it could never be mimicry. I feared all of those things. I was in terror a good week or two into the shoot.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman
«But because of his intelligence, his wit and his insightfulness and his kind of all-consuming warmth, that would go away.»
Author: Philip Seymour Hoffman