When You Meet A Director Who Wants

A True Artist, In My Mind, Is Willing To Fail Sometimes, Because If You're Not Brave Enough To Say Yes And Follow Your Gut, It's Never Going To Be Good.

Swedes Are Such A Civilised, Perfect Society - At Least On The Surface. There's A Great Safety Net, A Huge Middle Class, Free Education, Free Health Care. People Are Very Polite, They Wait Their Turn. They're Not Too Loud, They're Not Too Quiet, But Sometimes It's A Little Too Perfect.

I Wasn't Like A Hollywood Child Actor - "i'm Five! I Can Sing, I Can Dance, I Can Act! I Wanna Be A Star!"

To Turn Off Your Phone When You Go To Your Country House Or You're On Vacation For A Few Days Is Important. I Turn Off My Phone And Just Check It Once A Day. I Turn It On And, If It's An Important Message, I'll Call Back. Otherwise, It Can Wait.

What Intrigues Me Is That People Kind Of Naturally Want To Label Or Pigeonhole The Characters. They Want To Make It Easy For Themselves To Go, "all Right. There's The Good Guy, There's The Bad Guy, There's The Girl. Okay, I Get It Now." But Life Isn't One-dimensional. The World Isn't Simply Divided Into Good Versus Evil. I Think We're All Capable Of Both. So Any Time The Hero Does Something I'm Not Crazy About, Or The Bad Guy Does Something I Can Relate To, I'll Find It More Interesting.