American Audiences Tend To Be More Expressive

Being A Geek Is All About Being Honest About What You Enjoy And Not Being Afraid To Demonstrate That Affection. It Means Never Having To Play It Cool About How Much You Like Something. It’s Basically A License To Proudly Emote On A Somewhat Childish Level Rather Than Behave Like A Supposed Adult. Being A Geek Is Extremely Liberating.

When You Go Into A Movie And You're Surprised By It - These Days With Brand Recognition Being Such An Important Thing And Essentially Trailers, The Way Trailers Have Evolved Encouraging People Not To See The Film Unless They've Already Seen The Film Which Is Kind Of The Paradox Of Marketing These Days Anytime That You Enjoy Genuine Sense Of Wonder And Surprise In The Movies It's Priceless.

When You Meet People That You Know From Other Films - As Often Happens To Me, And As Tends To Happens To You When You're An Actor, You Constantly Meet People That You've Seen In Other Films. But When It's People Who've Kind Of Had A Seismic Effect On Your Life, It's Quite Extraordinary.

One Thing That Irritates Me Is When People Kind Of Make Assumptions.

If There Is No Fate And Our Interactions Depend On Such A Complex System Of Chance Encounters, What Potentially Important Connections Do We Fail To Make? What Life Changing Relationships Or Passionate And Lasting Love Affairs Are Lost To Chance?