The actor recounts his experience auditioning for a role in the film 'No Country for Old Men.' Initially, his audition was noted more for the lighting than his performance, and he did not get the role. The role was initially intended for Heath Ledger, who had withdrawn. The actor's agent managed to get him another chance by contacting Ethan, presumably one of the Coen brothers, who agreed to see him. Despite the short notice, the actor received six scenes via fax and had to prepare overnight for a 9:00 AM audition the next day. This story highlights the unpredictable and demanding nature of an actor's life, where they must be ready to travel and audition at a moment's notice, often with little time to prepare. It underscores the resilience and adaptability required in the acting profession.