I'll Have A Different Answer Tomorrow That

Sometimes I'll Go For Something More Because Of The Story, Or More Because Of The Director. But, Generally, I Have To Feel Like It's Something That I Have A Real Sympathy For - A Person That I Can Completely Go, "oh, Wow, Oh, I'm There." Otherwise I Don't Feel Like I Will Be Able To Pull It Off At All. I Know I Haven't Done Everything Very Well In The Past; Some Things Have Worked And Some Things Haven't. But I Need To Feel Like I Can Feel About The Person, Understand That Person, I Suppose.

Because In Australia We're So Inundated With American Culture, Television, This That And The Other, Everyone In Australia Can Do An American Accent. It's Just Second Nature.

If You Look At The Films That I've Done Generally, You Would Probably Get An Idea Of What I'm Most Interested In, And If Ever I Do Something Unusual Like A Science Fiction Film Or An Action Film Or A Comedy Or Something, Then That To Me Feels Like A Step To The Side To Do Something Different.

It's Really Interesting Making Films And Actually Seeing The Life That They Have In The Subsequent Years And Seeing Which Ones Stand Up Over Time And Which Ones Sort Of Fade Away.

I Feel I Do My Best Work When It's All There On The Page, And I Feel That The Character Is Very Vivid As I Read The Script And I'm Not Having To Create Stuff And Trying To Cobble Together Something. If I Have To Do That, Then I Don't Entirely Trust What I'm Doing.