I Respond In The Moment Which Is

From An Over-arching Point-of-view, In War There Is Heroism On Both Sides. Obviously, The Victor Gets The Spoils, The Victor Gets To Write History, But There's Heroism And Compassion On Both Sides, And To Me That's Very Important.

I Do Occasionally Wonder, If You Were To Bring To Life One Of Those Young Men Who Sacrificed Themselves In What Was Advertised To Them As The Great War, And The War To End All War, And Show Them That We're Still Engaged In Armed Conflict In The Same Area, I'm Not Sure That They Would Be Pleased About What Their Sacrifices Amounted To.

I Want To Make Movies That Pierce People's Hearts And Touch Them In Some Way, Even If It's Just For The Night While They're In The Cinema; In That Moment, I Want To Bring Actual Tears To Their Eyes And Goosebumps To Their Skin.

If I'm Creating The Composition, It's Easier For Me As An Actor Because I've Just Cut Out The Middle Man. Because I've Created The Composition And Now I'm In It, I Already Know Exactly What I Want To Get Out Of It. So, Bang!

Like Everyone Else, I've Had Moments When I've Felt That I've Been Losing My Grip.