When I First Filmed Things, They Were

I Learned A Lot About Acting - Watching Not Just Myself But Other Actors And Learning How To Distinguish Between Two Great Takes. It's Also About One's Own Taste In Performance.

I'm More Relaxed About How The Editing Process Will Create A Performance And That, In A Way, Gives Me A Sense Of Freedom.

I Was Only Interested In My Scene, And I Had To Go Through Thousands And Thousands Of Other Scenes. I Got My Scene And I Read It Many, Many, Many, Many, Many Times. That Was My Research.

Little Moments Can Have A Feeling And A Texture That Is Very Real.

I Felt It [shakespeare's Coriolanus] Is Sort Of An Examination Of Our Dysfunction As A Nationalistic, Tribal Entities. I Think The World Is Rocking And Cracking Open In Weird And Worrying Places. And I Think Coriolanus, The Play, Reflected That.