"I particularly don't want to play unmotivated behavior"
- Michael Zaslow
About this Quote
In this quote, Michael Zaslow is revealing his strong dislike for depicting a character who lacks motivation. As a star, he wants to totally embody the feelings and drive of his character, and playing somebody who is unmotivated breaks his creative stability. Zaslow likely believes that portraying uninspired behavior would not only be uninteresting for the audience, however likewise an injustice to the character and the story being informed. He wishes to bring depth and credibility to his efficiencies, and playing a character who does not have inspiration would impede his capability to do so. This quote showcases Zaslow's dedication to his craft and his commitment to providing engaging and meaningful performances.
This quote is written / told by Michael Zaslow between November 1, 1944 and December 6, 1998. He was a famous Actor from USA.
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