For Ripley I Learned To Play Some

The Director's In Charge Of Every Single Decision [in Film]. It's A Dictatorship.it's A Benevolent Dictatorship, But It's True. It's Every Single Shot. There's Nothing Arbitrary.

The Danger Of Course Is Always Is Caricature. The Biggest Challenge Was To Sound Like Nelson Mandela. Everything Else Is Easy To Do, Walk Like Him. He Has A Few Ticks And Things I Noticed That I Picked Up. I Didn't Have Any Agenda, As It Were, In Playing The Role Other Than To Bring It As Close To Reality As I Possibly Could.

If Anybody Wanted To Photograph My Life, They'd Get Bored In A Day. 'heres Matt At Home Learning His Lines. Here's Matt Researching In Aisle Six Of His Local Library'. A Few Hours Of That And They'd Go Home.

I Believe A Solid, Really Strong Middle-class Is The Key To Making The Country In The Best Way.

I've Passed On A Lot Of Huge-money Jobs. Money Doesn't Enter Into The Decision-making. If I Do A Big Blockbuster, It's About How Big An Audience You'll Get And Where You Can Take Them.