American actor Vin Diesel is well-known for his strong performances in a variety of movies, most notably the "Fast & Furious" franchise's Dominic "Dom" Toretto. He frequently discusses his roles and the emotional bonds he develops with them in interviews.

One particularly noteworthy instance occurred during a discussion about his role as Dom in the television series. Vin said he felt like he was still in character at the time, so it was hard to talk about Dom. It's almost impossible to fully describe something when you're completely immersed in it, he said, likening this experience to attempting to describe water while submerged in an ocean.

According to Vin, thinking back on his current position is similar to staring into a mirror and seeing someone else's reflection. Anyone who has spent countless hours assuming a different identity finds it difficult to step outside of themselves. However, he promised the audience that he would be able to offer more in-depth commentary after filming was finished and he had had some time away from the character.

This declaration demonstrates Vin Diesel's commitment to acting and his capacity to give a role his all. It also illustrates how challenging it is for many actors to keep their personal identities apart from the characters they inhabit during production. An actor can only genuinely consider a character after a period of time has passed since leaving the role, much like a fish cannot describe water until it exits the ocean.