Being An Actor On A Movie Set

As Actors, Emotion Is The Sand In The Sandbox For Us. Without Emotion, There's Nothing To Play - And We Are Playing. We Know That. Whether You Think We Do Or Not, We Know That.

It's Not Exactly An Interview That's Going On [in Documentary]. I Guess We Do Ask Edward Snowden Some Questions And We're Recording Him Answering Them And So On Like That.

I Think I Understand The Line Between My Job And The Director's. I Have No Interest In Directing. Not My Movie, Not Your Movie, Nobody's Movie.

An Actor Has To Be Very, Very Careful, As One Of The Most Wonderful Props - And Actors Love Props - Is A Cigarette. There's So Much To Do With It: You Can Bring It Up To Your Face, Play With The Smoke. It's Just The Greatest - Ever Since I Was 16 And In Acting School In England, I've Been Playing Around With Cigarettes.

I'm Very Old-school. I Like A Director To Direct Me. I Like To Be The Actor. I'm Not Particularly Fond Of The Hybrid Writer-director, Or Actor-director. Writers, Directors, Actors Are All Such Very Different People. I Think It's Unusual That Two Of Those People Are In One Human.