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Jim Ford

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Jim Ford

  • [on filming the movie "The Town" in Boston] Usually, when you're filming a movie, there are a lot of trailers for the actors, stuntmen, and everyone else. Fenway didn't have the room to allow for all the trailers. I was given the WB Mason suite box. I had my breakfast that morning and walked into the suite, through the room with the big leather coach and kitchenette, and right out onto the balcony with four or five seats overlooking the park. I sat there eating my breakfast and watching the guy mow the lawn at Fenway. I think it was the best breakfast I ever had.
  • [About his career] The coolest thing is that you're getting paid to play.
  • [on being both an actor and a stuntman] I'm an artist deep down. I love what I do. I get to do both.
  • [on The Irishman 2019] "It was a unique experience to be in a room with those guys. Al Pacino's such a sweet guy. He's still got that voice ... It really was a treat to see Martin Scorcese work. When he shows up he's got that presence. Nowadays everyone's on the phone. When he comes in, people stop talking. No one's on the phone."

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