I Learned A Lesson Which I Didn't

And So, However Many People Watch This Thing, That's How Many Different Opinions There Will Be About It. But I Don't Feel Like It Has An Agenda In Terms Of Its Ideology. It Just Presents A Story Like A Mirror. It's A Mirror More Than It Is Than A Distorted Mirror.

A Lot Of Times, We're Just Sold These Movies That Are Really Cynically Conceived And Marketed, And They Just Want You There Opening Weekend, Before Everybody Finds Out It's Not So Good.

In Writing Scripts Now, Having Made A Film, I'm Much More Conscious Of What It Means To Shoot And Edit A Movie, And That Affects The Writing.

You Know, I’m Not Saying, “oh, Because I Play A Good Guy On Tv, I Need To Suddenly Be Villainous In A Movie.” I Look At It More Like: Does This Role Has A Kind Of Urgency For Me In Terms Of, “can I Not Say No To It For Whatever Reason?”

Everyone Has Expectations. You Just Don't Want To Have Them Dashed, So You're Quiet About Them.