Actor Roundup: What Is The Hardest Part Of Your Job?

“Definitely learning all the lines! It’s gotten easier over the years, but the amount of material every day is for sure the most challenging part for me.”

“Learning the amount of dialogue that EJ has and the structure of the dialogue. Because [EJ is] wealthy, educated and British, they like to throw in a lot of words that I personally don't use, but also change the structure of the sentence around. That's the hardest thing. It's just the dialogue. I love doing everything else. It's just learning the lines.”

“I would say the amount of dialogue we have; when we’re doing more than three shows a day, that can get a little difficult. But other than that, I love it! I think my job is so amazing and it challenges me. I don’t find it hard; I just really love it.”

“I think the hardest thing would be when we have business or medical dialogue. Sometimes that’s hard to remember because it’s phrases and terms we don’t use often. Or when we have to speak French… I have a hard time with French words.”

“When I’m not working very much during any particular week, because I love to be [at DAYS]. I hate sitting around wondering when I’m going to come back to work next.”

“For me, being so new to the series, it is adjusting to the pace at which this thing works. It changes how I have to concentrate on things. It changes the way I normally prepare, how I work on the script, so that I can arrive on set and be ready to go in the way I want to. And to be there for my other actors. I’ve been lucky enough to be working with people that have been there for a long time, and I want to be able to bring something to the table and get the ball back over the net to them.”

“Leaving every day after work. I told someone that today. I said, ‘Every time I am done working for the day, I don't want to leave. I just want to keep working.’ So, I'd say that's the hardest part. I enjoy it so much and love it so much that I don't want it to end.”