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I Really Just Enjoy Listening To Talk [to John Hurt And Charlotte Rampling]... Not Even About Acting Or Anything. It's Interesting Because I Felt Really Connected To All These People Very Easily. They're All Very Open Emotionally, Like We're In The Scene Together, So You Never Feel Like Anyone's Acting.

It'd Be Nice To Feel That Claustrophobic Feeling Or The Anxiety That The Film Melancholia Produces, But For Me I Look At It And Think About What I Was Doing That Day, Where We Shot It... It's Kind Of Like A Weird Memory. It's More A Photo Album Of Memories Than Being Able To Feel Connected To Myself. It's Not Easy To Do.

I Was A Very Extrovert Kid. It Felt Normal To Me To Act. I Always Went To Regular Schools. I've Never Been Catty Or A Prima Donna, So I Never Had Problems. I Always Had My Seat At The Cafeteria When I Came Back From Acting.

The Hardest Job An Actor Can Do Is All This Pretend, All This Screaming And Being Scared For Your Life.

I've Always Had A Process That I Do Before I Even Get To Set Or Go To The Location. I Work Privately, And It Almost Feels Like Therapy Between Me And Who I'm Playing. So I Have This Inner Life That's There And It Gives Me A Confidence, Too, That When I'm Playing The Role I Know Every Question.