If You're Going To Do

The Idea That Every Time You Do A Film You're Supposed To Be Tortured Confuses Me. I Mean, Guys Who Say "oh, It's Really Tough, My Character Is Really Suffering" - Come On. For Us, Even In The Rotten Ones, We've Had A Good Time. I Don't Think You Have To Suffer.

The Timing For Directing Is Usually Because It Takes That Long To Develop A Piece And Then Do Pre-production And Then Post-production. It Takes At Least A Couple Of Years. I Prefer Directing To Doing Other Things. Directing And Writing Seem To Be Infinitely More Creative

There Are Some Scenes That You Have To Lose In Order To Win Something At The End. A Good Director Will Keep Pointing You That Way, But It Is Also Your Job As An Actor To Understand That There Are Scenes That You Do, Particularly When You Are The Lead, Where Other People Get To Come In And Steal And You Have To Let Them. I Understand That But A Good Director Always Reminds You Where Those Moments Are.

I'm So Lucky To Have Been Raised The Way I Have, Because My Parents Believed That Everyone Had The Right To Their Own Feelings, Opinions, And Existence; As Long As They Weren't Harming Others, You Had To Defend Those Rights.

My Biggest Fear Is Doing The Same Things 10 Years From Now. That Would Be A Failure. It's Something You Have To Constantly Reassess, And Asking Yourself What You Are Going To Do Next Makes It A Good, Long Full Journey.