And The Joy Of My Job -

I Did This Movie Right After It About The Life Of Chet Baker. It's Called Born To Be Blue. In That Situation, There's A Real Clear Character You're Drawing On. It's A Real Person. It's Really Exciting And Interesting To Do The Research To Figure Out How To Make That A Nuanced, Three-dimensional Human Being.

If You Say To Yourself, Okay, I Will Not Self-destruct. I Don't Have To Be The Most Talented Person. I Don't Have To Be Everybody's Best Friend, I Don't Have To Be Liked, I Don't Have To Be Successful, Well, One Thing I Will Not Do Is Self-destruct. If You Take That Out, Your Chances For Success Just Went Up Like 800 Percent.

I Like [that] There's A Certain Inherent Drama To Those Jobs That Is Exciting To Tell Stories About And It's Still Real Life. I'm A Little Less Interested In The Current Fad Of Being Obsessed With Superheroes And Things That Are So Out Of The Box.

You Need To Be A Good Screen Partner. It's Very Meaningful To Me To Be A Part Of Great Acting Performances.

It's Certainly An Interesting Moment To Try To Talk About, 'cause You Could Make A Great Show About The Police Force Right Now, With All That's Happening In The News And Ferguson And All Of It.