There's A Lot Of Noise

I've Consciously Taken On Material That's A Bit Too Much For Me But Not An Overreach. The First Movie, Just About Performances. 'the Town,' I Learned How To Work Broader Material, Develop Tension, Direct Bigger Scenes, Action Sequences. 'argo,' I Experimented With Film Stock, Widened The Scope Of My Geography.

I Remember Back When I Was A Kid There Was A Comic Strip Called Plastic Man. His Body Was Elastic And He Could Make His Extremities As Long As He Wanted. As A Youngster I Didn't Fully Appreciate. But I'm Now Thinking Plastic Man Was Probably Pretty Popular With The Ladies.

There's A Lot Of Noise In The World, And The Internet Magnifies That Energy.

It Wasn't My Childhood Fantasy To Work With Truffaut Or Be In Obscure Films. I Like Midnight Run Better Than I Like The Bicycle Thief. It Was Films Like Die Hard And Bladerunner That Made Me Want To Be An Actor.

People Decided That I Was The Frat Guy, Even Though I've Never Been Inside A Fraternity, Or The Guy Who Beat Them Up At School, Even Though That Wasn't Me At All.