 They say that when Edward Lee Robinson was doing Hole in the Head with Frank Sinatra, he couldn't stand the way that Frank Sinatra worked because he would do it all in one take, maybe two takes, and then he would demand that they move on. Robinson was an actor. You know, he was a stage actor. He worked hard, and it was his job to make everything new and fresh. Sinatra didn't do that. So you get two very, very different styles of acting.