“I’m terrified -- the scariest thing I’ve ever done.” So begins a conversation these days with William H. Macy as he takes over Jeremy Piven’s role in the David Mamet play “Speed-the-Plow.”
After Piven dropped out in December because of mercury poisoning resulting from eating too much seafood, Macy was forced to jump right in and learn his lines in less than two weeks.
“I’ve had a rough three or four weeks,” Macy told MTV News. “I had to be off-book in ten days, which is crazy. Mamet said to me, ‘Bill, you’ll be okay. The script is more of a guideline than something you need to follow word for word.’ But every time someone told me I’d be great, it just killed me.” Read more...
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