I Chose To Tell A Personal Story.

The Point Of Having A Director Is That They Make The Final Decision; It's Their Point Of View, They Set The Rhythm And They Make The Final Decisions.

I Went Backwards And Forwards Over It Until I Was 22. And Then In The Past Few Years I Began To Say To Myself, Ok, Look, I'm Not Messing Around. This Is Something I Want To Attack, Instead Of Thinking, I'll Just See What Happens With It.

I Don't Think I Was Particularly In Need Of Superheroes. I Never Had Any Fascination With Superman Or Spider-man Or A Batman Kind Of Character. If It Happened At All, It Was Imagined Characters That I Had Invented. My Dad Was A Role Model For Me. He Was A Fascinating Man. There Was Intrigue And Entertainment Growing Up With Him. He Gave Me An Edict That I Still Pursue: “life Should Never Be Boring."

Everyone Always Tells You That You're The Only One That Can Do This Or That Role Right, And If You Say No, They Go To Somebody Else And Tell Them That They're The Only One That Can Do It Right. But When They're Talking To You, You're Always The 'best Actor Of Your Generation.'

I'm Not An Actor That Tends To Care. I Don't Ask "is This A Close Up? Is This A Master? Is This A Wide? What Are You Doing?" If I Look Up And Notice The Camera I Go "oh, It's A Big One Today, Must Be An Imax." And That's Kinda It For Me Because It Doesn't Affect What I'm Doing.