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I Found It Was Remarkable. It Was So Evocative. I Feel Like It Captured The Urgency And The Chaos, But Through The Silence Of It, Through The Slowness Of It. That's What I Loved The Most About Citizenfour.

Honestly, People Told Me To. It Was Weird, I Graduated From School, I Never Thought I'd Live In L.a. And I Always Wanted To Be To New York. I Assumed That Would Be My Trajectory - That Romantic Ideal Of Moving There And Doing Plays Off-broadway And Being Scrappy About It. Then We Did A Showcase In New York And A Showcase In L.a., And For Whatever Reason The Response That I Generated In L.a. Was Significantly More Enthusiastic.

What We Do With The Information Now Is Up To Us, But Certainly I Have A Lot Of Respect For The Courage And Integrity That Was Required For [edard Snowden] To Take That Action.

Maybe It's Because It's Connected To My Childhood, Or It's Connected To The Origins Of What Drove Me Creatively, But I Feel Like My Life Never Makes More Sense Than When I'm In That Process.

It Feels That Way When I'm Doing A Play, Absolutely. On Film And Television, It's More Complicated Than That I Think, And When You Start To Add The Business Into The Mix, And The Industry Into The Mix, It Doesn't Maintain It's Purity. That's Something That's Inevitable And Unavoidable, But That's Why I Try To Do Plays As Much As I Possibly Can.