I Think It's A Bigger Risk Following

When Someone Like Steven Soderbergh Asks You To Do A Film You Know You're In Good Hands. You Know It's Going To Be Slick, And It's Going To Be Intelligent, And It's Going To Have A Kind Of Style To It, And I Would Probably Have Done Anything To Be Really Honest.

I've Always Thought Prince Charming In Cinderella Was The Most Boring Role; I'd Rather Be The Wicked Witch.

I'm Keen To Do As Little Or As Much Reading And Watching As The Director May Advise, And Often Off That You Kind Of Stem Into Other Things That You Find Of Influence, Perhaps The Things That You're Watching. It's A Good Excuse To Get To Know A New Profession, Or A New Approach, Or A New Era. It's About Authenticity. It's About Having The Confidence To Really Feel That You're Saturated And Know The World You're About To Step Into And Understand The Person You're About To Be.

I Always Prefer Things Straight Up, Not Cold Or Watered Down. Not Big On Cocktails Either.

I Hadn't Read Or Heard A Lot About [tom] Wolfe Until I Read This Script, And In That Way I Think It Was Really Clever To Write A Piece About Him Instead Of Max Perkins,[ernest] Hemingway, [john] Fitzgerald, Or Others That People Have Strong Opinions Of Already.