He Loved Me. He Loves Me Not.

But I Would Encourage Anyone Who Has A Crush On My Character To Watch It Again And Examine How Selfish He Is.

The Director Is The Most Important Because, Ultimately, As An Actor, When You Watch A Movie, It Looks Like An Actor Is Giving A Performance, And They Kind Of Are. But, What's Actually Happening Is That An Actor Has Given A Bunch Of Ingredients Over To A Director, Who Then Constructs A Performance. That's Movie-making.

Why Am I Doing The Work I'm Doing? Why Am I Friends With This Person? Am I Living The Best Life I Possibly Can? Questions Are Often Looked Upon As Questions Of Doubt But I Don't See It That Way At All. I Question Things To Stay Present, To Make Sure I'm Doing What I'm Supposed To Be Doing.

It's Nice To Not Feel Like You're Just Re-enacting A Preconceived Moment, But There's Room For An Organic Feeling To Develop While The Camera Is Rolling. Even Amidst These Enormous Technical Productions, Chris [ Nolan] Always Prioritized Making Sure That Sort Of Spontaneous And Organic Feeling Could Happen At The Moment.

The Cool Thing About My Character Was That It's Not That Digital. I Get To Put Hours Of Prosthetic Makeup On And See A Different Creature Altogether. I've Seen How He Looks And It's Really Cool.