I Have Had So Many Bad Auditions.

I Always Felt That A Marriage Works Best At A Farm... Where You're Together And Everybody Has Clear-cut Roles; They Have Chores, 'you Take Care Of This' And You Know. But It's Hard.

When You Do 'before Sunset,' You Know While It's A Limited Audience, There Was A Very Small Group Of People That Love 'before Sunrise.' You Feel A Certain Pressure To Make Sure That You Uphold A Level Of Quality That Has Been A Bar. You Set A Bar And You Have To At Least Match It.

I Auditioned For Robert Redford Once And I Was So Starstruck I Couldn't Even Speak. I Had A Mic Wire At A Screen Test Clipped To Me And Then I Got Kind Of Nervous And I Paced In A Circle And Then Took A Step And Tripped And Fell On My Face. You Just Have To Forgive Yourself And Keep Going On.

My Process Differs... My Process For A Richard Linklater Film Is Very Different Than A Process For Training Day.

I Like [that] There's A Certain Inherent Drama To Those Jobs That Is Exciting To Tell Stories About And It's Still Real Life. I'm A Little Less Interested In The Current Fad Of Being Obsessed With Superheroes And Things That Are So Out Of The Box.