I Had A Mustache When I Was

Directing Takes A Lot Longer Than Acting. This Was About Seven Years In Development, And Then Two And A Half Years With Pre-production, Production, Post And Now The Release. Not That I Have People Banging On My Door To Star In Movies, But It Takes Me Out Of The Acting Game For A Longer Chunk Of Time.

Sometimes I've Felt That The Industry Has Typecast Me As A Certain Kind Of Character. But Then I Think All It Really Takes Is One Role, The Right Role, To Shake That Up And Change That Perception.

If I'm Going To Do Something, I Really Put Everything Into It And I Want It To Mean Something To Me.

I Love Helping Someone Else Tell Their Story, But I Like Being The Storyteller Sometimes.

I Had Invited 50 Or 60 Peers And Friends, Most Of Whom Were Parents, To See The Film [trust], And I Asked About The Last Scene. It Was Interesting Because It Was Split Right Down The Middle, 50/50. About Half The Audience Wanted It To End With The Very Emotional Scene Between Clive And Liana, And That Feeling Of Realization And Catharsis. And, The Other Half Were Adamant About Keeping That Last Scene.