My Rule Of Thumb Is That I

My Rule Of Thumb Is That I Want To Do Things I'd Like To Go And See Myself.

In The Case Of Two Actors Connecting With Each Other And Trusting Each Other, Our Bodies Have Memories Without Us Having To Consciously Think About It, So Rather Than Think, "oh, I Must Think About My Daughter Dying," You Just Let That Go And Trust That You Have All The Emotions You Need In There, And By Losing Yourself In The Scene, That Stuff Kicks In Without Having To Spend The Day Thinking About Horrific Things Happening To Your Own Child.

And So, In Terms Of Setting The Right Tone And Finding A Way Of Presenting All Of These Things, That Creates A Cohesive Whole And Doesn't Alienate The Audience, Is Tough. That's A Challenge. And I Think The Tone Of A Lot Of Shows Is Discovered Through Experimentation And Actually Making It. Eventually, It Starts To Cohere.

No Matter How Difficult Things Are, And No Matter How Much Grief And Loss There Is, You Can Turn It Into Something Positive.

When You're Working On Something Where There's Usually One Sex Scene In The Film, It All Gets A Little Bit Of A Gray Area And People Get A Bit Uncomfortable And Awkward. You Just Get Through It. But, It Became Very Clear On This That That Can't Happen. There Can't Be Any Gray Areas On This Because There Are Actors And Actresses Coming In For A Day Or A Couple Of Days, As Well As People Who Are There Regularly.