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It Feels That Way When I'm Doing A Play, Absolutely. On Film And Television, It's More Complicated Than That I Think, And When You Start To Add The Business Into The Mix, And The Industry Into The Mix, It Doesn't Maintain It's Purity. That's Something That's Inevitable And Unavoidable, But That's Why I Try To Do Plays As Much As I Possibly Can.

I Found Myself In A Pattern Of Being Attracted To People Who Were Somehow Unavailable, And What I Realized Was That I Was Protecting Myself Because I Equate The Idea Of Connection And Love With Trauma And Death.

I Actually Met One Of My Business Partners [neal Dodson] At The Governor's School Summer Program, So We've Known Each Other Since We Were 15 And 16 Years Old, And We Both Ended Up At Carnegie Mellon Together. He Started Working For A Producer Out Of School After A Few Years, And Then We Started The Company Together.

Other Actors Are Not My Concern, And That's Their Life And That's Their Journey. Everybody Has To Get To A Point In Their Own Time And Their Own Way.

While We Were Shooting The Movie, We Shot In The Actual Hotel In Hong Kong Where It All Went Down, The Mira Hotel. Laura Poitras Was Coming To Hong Kong To Do A Screening Of Citizenfour, And She Ended Up Staying At The Mira Hotel. It Was Her First Time Back In Hong Kong, And I Ran Into Her In The Elevator. Literally I Had Just Finished Shooting One Day, And I Came Back To The Hotel And She Was In The Elevator.