I Found It Was Remarkable. It Was

I Think There's A Tremendous Sense Of Complacency In The Lgbt Community. Aids Has Lost The Edge Of Horror It Possessed When It Swept Through The World In The '80s. Today's Generation Sees It More As Something To Live With And Something To Be Much Less Fearful Of. And That Comes With A Sense Of, Dare I Say, Laziness. We Need To Be Really Vigilant And Open About The Fact That These Drugs Are Not To Be Taken To Increase Our Ability To Have Recreational Sex.

I Recognized That I Had A Window Of Opportunity That Had Opened Because Of My Exposure As An Actor.

My Passion Is Acting, And Has Always Been. It's What Brought Me To This Point Of Being Able To Diversify And Do Other Things, And I Hope It's Something I'll Continue To Have A Passion For.

I Was Aware Of It But I Think I Was Aware Of It Abstractly, Theoretically. You Know I Understood Who Edward Snowden Was And What He Did But I Didn't Really See The Relevance That It Bore In My Life And Doing Film Changed That Tune Pretty Quick.

The Situation They [journalists And Edward Snowden] Were In Was Incredibly Heightened. The Stakes Were High. There Was A Lot Of Pressure, A Lot Of Tension, A Lot Of Sense Of Claustrophobic, Clandestine Energy That I Think Was Exhilarating For Us To Explore And Recreate. We Were Fortunate To Shoot A Fair Amount Of Our Stuff At The Actual Hotel Where It All Happened In Hong Kong. That Added Another Element Of Very Similitude To The Situation, So I Feel Like It Was Exciting.