He's Famous For Being Obsessive About Details.

I'm Always Cautious About Overstepping Any Boundaries. At The End Of The Day, It's A Director's Medium, And If They Don't Want To Hear From Me I Just Step Back.

I Think What Makes A Good Actor's Director Is Somebody Who Understands What I'm Doing And Is Respectful Of It, But Who Also Has A Vision And Is Directing Me Toward Their Vision In A Way That Feels Productive.

Most Films And Directors Lose Their Nerve And Want To Indicate [emotions] A Bit More, To Show That Their Story Is Clear. I'm Not Saying That's A Good Thing; As An Actor Its Anathema To Good Acting, But To Have Someone With The Confidence To Say That Should I Be Utterly Natural And Minimalist Is Great.

For A Lot Of Actors, Our Biggest Fear Is That We're Going To Start Talking About Things We Don't Fully Understand And Sound Like Idiots.

Poverty Feeds Into The Clean-water Crisis, Which Contributes To Hunger, And So On. There's Undeniable Interconnectivity Among These Issues. Just One Of These Problems Can Be Deadly On Its Own, But In The Most Disadvantaged Areas There Is A Perfect Storm Of Problems. And It Takes Its Greatest Toll On Children.