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I Always Look At Films As Real Stories With Real People In Real Situations. That's Why I Struggle With The Whole Notion Of Calling Someone The 'good Guy' Or The 'bad Guy,' Because I Think We All Have Potential To Do Good Things And All Have The Potential To Do Bad Things.

When I Go To A Movie, I'm Always Thrilled If I've Seen An Actor Do Something And I Didn't Realize Until The End Of The Movie That That Was That Person. I Love That.

I Do Like A Variety Of Things So I'm Always Interested In Finding Something That I Haven't Done Before.

Working On A Studio Picture, I Can't Help But Be Aware Of All The Political Stuff That's Going On. I Have To Work To Be Able To Survive, In A Sense.

To Work In America Or Other Places Is More About Curiosity, Because I'm Dealing With Cultures And Sensibilities That I Don't Really Know. So I'm Having To Sort Of Investigate Them, Which I'm Fascinated In, But It Comes From A Place Of Curiosity Rather Than A Real Need To Get Something Out Of My System.