I Loved Auditioning Because It Was Just

I Found It Was Remarkable. It Was So Evocative. I Feel Like It Captured The Urgency And The Chaos, But Through The Silence Of It, Through The Slowness Of It. That's What I Loved The Most About Citizenfour.

It Certainly Woke Me Up To How Vulnerable We All Are. I Think I Was Much More Cavalier About It Before I Started Working On The Movie [edward Snowden], And Then The More I Read The Documents Themselves And Saw Just How Sweeping And Indiscriminate The Intrusions Into Our Privacy Have Been, It Made Me More Aware.

I Changed All My Passwords. I Have No Any Two Passwords That Are The Same For Any Service Online. I Have Two-step Verification Enabled On All My Devices...so Yeah, I Did Take Some Extra Steps That I Hadn't Taken Before Being Exposed To This World.

I Think Somewhere In The '90s, It Started To Shift, And You Started To See A Lot Of Film And Television Actors Doing Theater, And Producers Using The Notoriety Of The Film And Television Actors To Sell Tickets.

I Like Dreams. I Think There's A Lot Of Information In Them. I Spent A Lot Of Time On Jungian Analysis And Dreams Are An Elemental Part Of That Process. Carl Jung Believed Very Much In The Power Archetypes In Dreams, What Dream Imagery Means, And How You Can Tie It Into Deeper Self Examination. It's A Big Part Of The Therapeutic Process.