Audiences Can Be Very Judgmental.

I Treat Any Scene The Same - Dialogue, Action - You're Still Creating Something In Character. It's All Acting, Fighting.

America's Been Very, Very Good To Me. I've Been Very Lucky And Worked A Lot There, And Appreciate And Love The Work That I've Done.

The Theater's A Live Thing, And Film Is, To Some Extent, A Discipline Where You're Putting Everything Together And Trying To Execute Something Exactly. You Do It Away From People And Then You Present It At The End.

I Certainly Am Not A Great Believer In Over-rehearsing Between Actors, And Certainly Not Doing The Dialogue Too Much.

The Thing About Hemingway That People Forget Is That All The Stuff He Did Was At A Time Where People Weren't Traveling That Much. At 19 He Travels To Italy. He Goes To The Spanish Civil War. He Goes To China, He Goes To Africa So At That Time To Travel That Much Is Really Incredible.