I Think You Have To Show Homage

It's Nice To Know That If You've Worked Really Hard At Something, It Gets Recognised With A Tick In The Success Column - However You Define That, Be It Making A Bunch Of Dough, Which The Actors Never See Much Of, Or Whether It's A Piece That's Enlightening Or Stays With The Audience Maybe Six, Seven Or Even Eight Or 10 Years Later.

I Felt A Gravitational Pull To The Material So That There's A Certain Element Of Acting That's Not Really Necessary. I've Really Liked This In Foreign Movies Before Or I've Observed Others Working With Them And I've Noticed That There's A Method That Goes On Where The Actors Try And Get The Children, Like The Child Actor, To Interact With Them In A Real Way. It Seems Like You're The Adult Trying To Get The Kid To Fall In Love With Him.

I Just Rely On The Text To Speak For Itself And Then Speak It As I Believe It To Interpret It, And Then Just Know That The Rules Of The World That We're Creating Allow For Things To Come To Life, And Then Just Trust In The Process Of Making A Film. Hopefully We'll Make A Sequel, Because If We Do, We Had Such A Great Time As An Ensemble, I Think The Best Thing To Do Would Be To Just Take The Whole Cast Back. This Is Iain's Idea And I Agree With It. Just Reincarnate All The Characters And Put Them Back Into The World. There's No Rules. Why Couldn't We Do That?

I Wanted To Have The Opportunity To Travel To Vietnam And Sydney, And Have The Chance To Work There.

The Test Audience Holds A Great Deal Of Power In The Process Of Filmmaking In The United States.