Brothers Don't Necessarily Have To Say Anything

To Believe In Love, To Be Ready To Give Up Anything For It, To Be Willing To Risk Your Life For It, Is The Ultimate Tragedy.

It's My First Sort Of Commercial Attempt, But It Made Sense For Me Because I'm Not That Kind Of Guy And I'm Not Going To Continue To Do That Kind Of Movie.

I've Never Been Romeo Who Meets A Girl And Falls For Her Immediately. It's Been A Much Slower Process For Me Each Time I've Gone Into A Relationship.

The Challenge For Me Was Not Just The Prosthetic Work And How To Move Like An Older Man Would Move, But More So How To Have 50 Years Of Experience In The Workplace And Talk To A Young Robert F. Kennedy As If He Was Some Political Upstart That Didn't Know What The Hell He Was Talking About. That Was The Big Challenge [in The J. Edgar Hoover Mоvie].

That's The Magic Of Moviemaking. You Clearly Identify One Scenario With The Other, And It's A Completely Different Experience.