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I Don't Often Watch Broad Comedies And Think, "oh Well, I Could Have Been A Part Of That." It's Usually The Opposite. I Usually Watch Them, Enjoy Them, Admire Them, And Think, "you Know, I Really Have Nothing To Contribute To That".

By The Time I Finished Comedy, I Was Really Burnt Out Of It. I Had Had Enough. I Don't Really Have A Strong Desire To Prove Myself In That Area, Or To Go Back To It In Any Great Way.

I Loved Working With Him [justin Chadwick]. He Was Very Smart In How He Assembled The People Around Him And Had A Crew That He Knew Very Well. He Was Very Comfortable On The Set And I Never Felt That I Was Working With A First-time Filmmaker.

If You're Lucky Enough To Be Involved In A Film That's About Something Very Real And That You Hope Will Continue To Hold Up In 20 Years' Time It Just Gives You More Energy And Makes It Feel All The More Worthwhile.

I Am Attracted To Characters Who Think They Are In Control, But Their Situation Is Uncontrollable.