Do not go to the Set with an attitude that they need you, and can't go on without you. I was the Monsignor marrying Billy (Ray Romano) Buffalino's daughter in the Irishman. I had memorized my lines and delivered them as they wished, however, Mr. Scorsese realized it was distracting from Mr. Roman. After a short conversation with Robert DeNiro, he decided to do the scene without dialogue, and De Niro would narrate it. Politely, Mr. Scorcese asked me to go through the scene without dialogue. I did as he asked. When they "wrapped" he came up to the altar as Wardrobe was removing my vesments and shook my hand while thanking me for my cooperation. I replied, "I thank you Mr. Scorsese for the opportunity." Sincere humility works for me. I take nothing for granted.