Most Of What Hollywood Puts Out Is

But I Would Encourage Anyone Who Has A Crush On My Character To Watch It Again And Examine How Selfish He Is.

The Director Is The Most Important Because, Ultimately, As An Actor, When You Watch A Movie, It Looks Like An Actor Is Giving A Performance, And They Kind Of Are. But, What's Actually Happening Is That An Actor Has Given A Bunch Of Ingredients Over To A Director, Who Then Constructs A Performance. That's Movie-making.

Storytelling In General Is A Communal Act. Throughout Human History, People Would Gather Around, Whether By The Fire Or At A Tavern, And Tell Stories. One Person Would Chime In, Then Another, Maybe Someone Would Repeat A Story They Heard Already But With A Different Spin. It's A Collective Process.

Being Politically Active Is "more About Doing Things, Not Just Standing For Some Platform Or Being Involved In Some Political Party."

I Think Violence Begets Violence. I Don't Think A Way To Solve Any Sort Of Conflict Is With Violence Because Nothing Ever Ends Up Solved, That Way.