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\nThis interview is part of Variety and CNN\u2019s Actors on Actors series. Watch the full video interview\u00a0now\u00a0at CNN.com\/Watch (or on the CNN app)\u00a0and\u00a0on Variety\u2019s YouTube channel starting at 11:59 pm ET.<\/em><\/p>\n

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\nNoah Wyle and Sally Field first worked together on \u201cER,\u201d when Wyle was among that show\u2019s breakout stars and Field was already an established legend. Now, they\u2019re reuniting to discuss emotionally charged work they\u2019ve done in the past season. On \u201cThe Pitt,\u201d for which Wyle won the Emmy for best actor in a drama last season, protagonist Dr. \u201cRobby\u201d Robinavitch had a seasonlong existential crisis, culminating in his admitting to thinking about suicide. In the TV movie \u201cRemarkably Bright Creatures,\u201d Field\u2019s Tova, an aquarium janitor who is herself grieving, finds a new lease on life thanks to her bond with an octopus called Marcellus. <\/p>\n

\nNoah Wyle: <\/strong>Hi, Sally. Look at the lengths we have to go to to get together. <\/p>\n

\nSally Field: <\/strong>You grew up very well. <\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>Thank you very much. Glad you think so. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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\nField: <\/strong>I wanted the opportunity to talk to you about what you\u2019re doing. It\u2019s so jaw-droppingly good. I look at it and go, \u201cHow the hell is he doing that?\u201d Especially this last season \u2014 I know what it takes for that emotionality all the time. It takes a piece of your soul with it. And the relentlessness of the show, I can\u2019t even imagine how you shoot that. It\u2019s like the old days of network television. <\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>Which is where I got my training. So it\u2019s not a muscle that hasn\u2019t been worked; it\u2019s just a muscle that hasn\u2019t been worked in a long time. The older you get, the more precious the work becomes. You don\u2019t want to do it as often, and when you do it, you want it to be cathartic and feel creative. <\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>You\u2019re acting, you\u2019re writing it, you\u2019re directing it: I can\u2019t imagine. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\nWyle:<\/strong> I have had a couple of fallow periods in my career where it really rocked my sense of orientation not having a place to go and be creative and feel like I was part of something. So that mitigates my fatigue. It\u2019s the enjoyment of being in the element that I like being in. I don\u2019t get tired talking shop. <\/p>\n

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\nField: <\/strong>The whole notion that each episode takes place in a day, and you watch the wonderful performances of all of these characters who become more and more exhausted themselves. They\u2019re legitimately worn. I, too, have done network television and worked like that, and I know how exhausted you are by episode 12. <\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>That\u2019s where we get helped by the longevity of the season. As the show goes on, they stop putting the concealer under your eyes and they stop doing your hair and, eventually, you just start to go to work as exhausted as you feel, and it tends to show. <\/p>\n

\nField:<\/strong> I worry about Dr. Robby. The last two episodes of this season are just heart-wrenching. Dr. Robby is having a hard time. He says that he doesn\u2019t know that he wants to be anywhere anymore and I went No, no, no, don\u2019t say that.<\/em> I\u2019m just going to go with the idea that he\u2019s going to come back and be okay. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>What I think we saw was him lashing out, reaching out, begging for someone to intervene. And we\u2019re not always very graceful when we\u2019re at our most desperate. So his character was less than noble at various points in the season. <\/p>\n

\nField:<\/strong> He\u2019s so complicated. He can be so empathetic and then he can be such a jerk and so mean to people. That\u2019s what people are. <\/p>\n

\nWyle:<\/strong> He\u2019s very three-dimensional. And we want somebody who is this thoughtful around, but he needs to figure out a way of offloading what he\u2019s taken in. I don\u2019t know how you feel when you approach this sort of emotional work. I get very excited about it, because it\u2019s usually something that I\u2019ve been carrying through the course of the season that I then get to put down. The emotion is usually there, and this is the day I don\u2019t have to mask it anymore. So I reverse-engineer it to get to that place, so that those aren\u2019t hard days. Those are great days.<\/p>\n

\nField:<\/strong> I don\u2019t feel that way anymore. It terrorizes me. I\u2019ve always felt terrorized by the really big emotional scenes. And you would think that it would be water off a duck\u2019s back \u2014 no, it is not. It\u2019s like lopping off a limb for me. Maybe as a result, I overprepare. I always feel I\u2019m trying to reach something that\u2019s so elusive to me. And I torture myself when I have to do it because I don\u2019t want to let myself down.<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>That moment at the end of the film when you have that monologue, talking about your son who passed away, and about a fight that you had right before the end \u2014 as you begin to divulge that memory, the emotion that comes up in you is so honest and gut-wrenching, and it\u2019s been suppressed the whole time. <\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>That time specifically, I had a note in my pocket from my youngest son Sam. I kept touching the note. It had some cooties on it. <\/p>\n

\nWyle:<\/strong> Let\u2019s talk about \u201cER.\u201d You played Maura Tierney\u2019s mother, who was bipolar, and you were one of the first big gets that we got on the show. It was hard to pull movie stars to television at that time, and it was a big gamble for you to do it. <\/p>\n

\nField:<\/strong> I started in television in 1964 [in \u201cGidget\u201d], and it took a long time to get out of television. But then I felt, because I\u2019m female and it always has been so hard to find roles you want to do. When John Wells came to me and said he was interested in doing a real arc on a character that was bipolar and wanted to show all the levels of bipolar \u2014 at that time, it wasn\u2019t even called bipolar. It was manic-depressive. It was really not a well-known illness, even though it can be a devastating one. And so he set it up so that I could really research it at UCLA, talk to people, talk to doctors, the different stages of what it can be.<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>Do you remember your first time coming to set? <\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>I was nervous as could be. It was the family you all created there which was extraordinary and allowed me to play with this very troubled person. <\/p>\n

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\nWyle: <\/strong>As you say, you\u2019ve been doing this since 1964. The longevity to a career like this \u2014 which is usually very hard on women and usually gives you a very short shelf life \u2014 you have defied all expectations and odds and had to redefine yourself a million times. You\u2019ve pivoted \u2014 TV, movies, theater. How do you do that? <\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>I\u2019ve always just gone to the role, wherever it is. I\u2019m an actor, period. Whether it\u2019s on stage, or film, or television. \u201cER\u201d \u2014 absolutely. I didn\u2019t hesitate. <\/p>\n

\nWyle:<\/strong> Do you always know a good part for yourself when you read one?<\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>Yeah.<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>Did \u201cNorma Rae\u201d scare you when you read it?<\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>Yeah.<\/p>\n

\nWyle:<\/strong> Did you want it badly?<\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>Well, yes. \u201cNorma\u201d was the first film I had ever starred in. In those days, if you started in television, you stayed there, especially if you were a woman. The struggle to get out of that was so enormous. [Director] Marty Ritt had seen \u201cSybil\u201d and even though no one in the studio wanted me, he said \u201cI\u2019ll fight for you and I\u2019ll win.\u201d I didn\u2019t feel triumphant. I went, \u201cThe work begins.\u201d<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>This new movie you sought out. <\/p>\n

\nField:<\/strong> It came to me in galleys \u2014 it had not been published. This new production company Night Owl brought it to me, and I read only a few chapters before I said, \u201cYeah, let\u2019s see if we can set this up.\u201d <\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>What about the character was that intriguing to you?<\/p>\n

\nField:<\/strong> Early on, I don\u2019t think it was the character that attracted me. It was the uniqueness of the relationship she has with Marcellus the octopus. Right before the pandemic, I had worked a lot. I did a play in London, which you\u2019d probably love doing at one point, and came back and did something in Philly, a limited series that was was [she whispers<\/em>] really horrible. [In a sarcastic tone<\/em>] It was a great experience. By the end of the year, I had been gone so much, I just wanted to go home.<\/p>\n

\n\tI looked up this person online that bred little Cavapoo puppies. [The breeder] said that no one ever wants the black ones. I said \u201cI do!\u201d In the beginning of 2020, I drove out to Bakersfield and got this little Cavapoo, a little black guy with a white chin, and took him home. And three weeks later we were in shutdown. And I was shut down with this little creature. And I honestly never had a dog \u2014<\/p>\n

\nWyle:<\/strong> You never had a pet growing up?<\/p>\n

\nField:<\/strong> Not really. My children did. I took care of these big goldens that could have cared less. And now I had this little thing and it changed me. He taught me. And so the relationship that Tova has with Marcellus struck me.<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>Not an easy one to pull off onscreen, because he\u2019s not there. You\u2019re acting with a co-star that is a [CGI] figment of your imagination. Is that what you use?<\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>Aren\u2019t there times when you wish that people across from you aren\u2019t there? I\u2019m just going to pretend you\u2019re not here. <\/em>I saw Marcellus in my head anyway. He was there. <\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>I have always wanted to develop an acting technique that you could literally put in a backpack and take anywhere in the world and have at your disposal at 2 in the morning, on your birthday, in the rain, 30 below zero, whatever \u2014 that was just bombproof. I always marked that as the mark of the professional. I\u2019m watching those last scenes of the film and you\u2019re outside in the rain in the middle of the night putting Marcellus back in the water \u2014 and I know that was excruciating filmmaking. You\u2019ve been doing this for so long, and yet you\u2019re still bringing it every day. I find that so inspirational, Sally, I can\u2019t even tell you.<\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>I don\u2019t feel that way. Half the time, I feel like \u201cWait a minute, wait a minute. Give me more time. I\u2019m not there yet!\u201d There\u2019s some tape I have to run through and know that that\u2019s the finish line, and I\u2019ve done it.<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>I feel very much like you. Nothing is a guarantee, and I want to sing for my supper and earn my keep every day. The idea of ever getting comfortable or confident is almost counterproductive. You don\u2019t want to get to a place of relaxation. I like feeling a little scared, a little out of my depth every day.<\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>You said you had fallow times when that was jarring to you \u2014 but every actor does.<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>Yes, but I got spoiled so early. I had this front-loaded success to a career. It was inevitable that I was going to come down, and I hadn\u2019t really built those muscles of interior validation, where you\u2019re not looking to feel good about yourself through a job.<\/p>\n

\nField: <\/strong>As an actor, do you feel validated by the audience\u2019s approval, or is it something else?<\/p>\n

\nWyle: <\/strong>The reaction and the resonance of the job is almost gravy after the fact if the process has felt creatively satisfying. \u201cThe Pitt\u201d was like, \u201cLet\u2019s throw a party for ourselves. And if it\u2019s a fun enough party that we enjoy, other people will want to come to it.\u201d It felt very insulated and very personal. And that has been very hard to protect as the show goes on and scales larger and larger and everybody\u2019s getting famous and other opportunities \u2014 keeping that sense of ensemble and intentionality behind it. Recognizing what was special about it and preserving it is going to be an increasing challenge.<\/p>\n

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