Working With Robert, Robert [elswit] Is A

As Much As I Am One For Real Human Interaction, I Also Want To Make A Show That's Entertaining And That People Want To See.

There's No Shame In Somebody Who Doesn't Necessarily Do That Job Knowing A Little Bit More In That Instance Than You Might Know About Your Own Job, You Know, And I Think That Is Where Movies Are Such A Collaborative Art Form.

When I Walk Into A Screening, I'm Nervous In A Different Way Than I Am As An Actor. But The Response Is Ultimately I Know How I Feel About It And That's What Matters To Me The Most.

It's Amazing How The World Has Changed Because, At That Time [2005], A Lot Of Actors Didn't Want To Play A Gay Role.

We Are All From Different Cultures. Heath's [ledger] Australian, Really. I'm From Here. Ang's [lee] From China. But I Think Ang Gets Very Close In Preproduction And Rehearsals. And Then He Allows His Actors - I Don't Think Scared Of Actors, But I Think He's Scared Of Getting In On The Scenes He's Watching. The Space He's Watching. So He Just Totally Disconnects From You While You're Shooting.