I Am More Comfortable Doing A Drama.

I'll Wait To See What The Film [the Lobster] Is, But It's Set In A Contemporary World, In America, There Are Hospitals And Diners, Parks, Things That We Will Recognize And Experienced Ourselves But Yet There's This Similar Kind Of Uneasiness Through All The Interactions And All The Things That Take Place. It Was Unnerving Reading The Script. I Kind Of Felt Nauseous After Reading It.

An Actor Said Recently That, Unless You're A Parent, You Shouldn't Play A Parent In A Film. I Don't Know Who Said It, But I Disagree. I Understand That Maybe There Are Aspects That You Don't Understand, Or Maybe This Actor Or Actress Had A Really Strong Recent Experience With Having Their First Or Second Or Third Born Child. I Don't Know. As A Dad, I Get That. I Get That There Is No Love Like It. But, At The Same Time, Love Is Love.

I Love The Grandiosity, How Sweepingly Entertaining Films Can Be. And I Think There's A Place For Films That Pry More Into The Human Condition.

I Take Acting Very Seriously. I Put Everything I Have And Know Into It.

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