As An Actor, You Try To Bring

I See Writing And Acting As Different Parts Of The Same Continuum. Writing Is Better For Intense Emotion. If You're Very Angry About Something, You Shouldn't Present It As Strongly When You're Acting. But If You're Really Angry And Writing About It, That's The Best Way To Get It Out And Across.

I Purposefully Isolate Myself From Anything That Has To Do With Any Press. I Don't Read Any Press About Myself.

There Are Some Indications Of How The Character Should Behave Based On The Script, And Then As Actor Makes It His Or Her Own. I Got To Know One Of The Writers, Chris Terrio, And We Were Able To Discuss Things At Length And Figure Out Who This Person Is To Create A Real Psychology Behind What Is, Perhaps, In A Comic Book, A Less Than Totally Modern Psychology. I Can Only Say I've Been Asked To Play An Interesting Role. A Complicated, Challenging Person.

I Had Great Difficulty In School Interacting With Others, And I Took Refuge In The Contrived Setting Of Play Acting, Which Is What I Still Do.

[as An Actor] You're Looking To Crawl Into An Anonymous Fictional Person's Skin, But Then You Have The Ironic Obligation To Promoting The Movie In Such A Public Way That It Almost Undermines The Initial Intention Of Going Under The Radar.