The Attitude Of The Director Is Really

We Are So Vocal About What We Hate.

I Think A Lot Of Civil War Stuff Is Written - As They Say, History Is Written By The Victors. And One Of The Things That I Think Is Fascinating About This From A Purely Dramatic Perspective Is Whether Someone Is Right Or Wrong, You Understand Where They're Coming From In This.

But, Yeah, I'm Really Happy When I'm Writing. When I'm Being Creative And When I Have Something That I Can Put Down. You Know, If You Go Out And You Overhear A Conversation Or You Have A Thought, You Have A Receptacle To Go Home And Say, 'oh, This Would Be Great In This Script.' Your Antenna's Out In A Different Way, And I Love That Time.

I Don't Love Large Groups Of Men. I've Always Felt Like Something Terrible Could Happen When There Were No Women. If There Are Women Around, It Feels Like There's Less Of A Chance That Anyone Will Get Stabbed.

I'm A Little Less Hungry As An Actor Than I Used To Be. When You're A Director, You're The Conductor Of The Orchestra, And When You're An Actor, You're Playing The Violin. There's A Thrill To Each Of Them, But As The Conductor, You Get The Fuller Sound.