Affleck Was The Bomb In Phantoms.

I Have Definitely Noticed That I Care Less About Certain Things. Other Actors Are Like: "you Can't Do That", Or "you Can't Do This. This Will Position You In The Wrong Way." That's Not My Thing. And Obviously So, Because You Can See I Don't Craft Or Cultivate My Career.

Anybody Tells You That Money Is The Root Of All Evil Doesn't Have Any.

I Thought I Could Rely On The Plot In The Novel And Fill In The Colour Between The Lines, But I Made A Mistake With That Assumption. It Was Really, Really Hard Because You Pull A Few Things Apart And Then You Realise How Everything Relies On Everything Else And It Can All Fall Apart.

To Answer The Question, Though: I Didn't Always Want To Direct. I Just Liked The Idea Of It. If A Friend Was Making A Short And Needed Someone Who Knew Screen Direction, I Would Jump In. It Would Be Horrible, But It Led To A Short, Then Another, And Another. It Was Like Student Films.

The Value Of Work, And Of Always Learning Something New, And What It Takes To Achieve Excellence. I Really Believe In Those Things That You Have To Dedicate Yourself And Spend Time, That Excellence Is Elusive. It's A Little Maddening, To Try To Have That Level Of Discipline In Your Life, And I Don't Succeed All The Time. But I Do Try.