I Never Act. I Simply Bring Out

It's No Fun For An Actor To Keep Repeating What You Did Before. It's Always Changing. I'm Changing. The Target Keeps Moving. That's The Beauty Of It.

In Films You Do A Scene, You Play Around With It And Unless You're Doing A Lot Of Reshooting, Which No One Has The Luxury To Do, You Deal With The Problem For A Day And Then You Move On. On Some Level, It Never Allows You To Go Very Deep Into What Performing Is About.

I Try To Do As Many Of My Own Stunts As Possible. If You Keep On Taking Yourself Out Of The Role You Play, You Lose The Thread Of The Character.

Central To Being An Actor Is Pretending, And The Adventure Of It All. That's Why You Become A Junkie For Different Kinds Of Situations.

Mounting Those Red Stairs [in Cannes] Is Something I've Done With A Very Different Intention Many Times. So It's Interesting Any Time You Witness Those Shifts Of Perspective. The Beach Scenes Were Also Fun. It Felt Very Strange And Very Theatrical To Kind Of Commandeer It And Have La Mer Booming Over The Speakers.