I Like To Shoot Until We Have

No Matter What You're Doing, If You're Trying To Make A Movie, You Need To Be Working With People That Are Really Good And Who Make You Better.

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.

Also, Getting The Chance To Play A Supporting Part Meant That I Didn't Have To Do As Much As The Protagonist, Such As Running Around Telling The Story. [as The Protagonist] You Push The Story Whereas, Paradoxically, As A Character Part, You Have A Chance To Explore Some Of The Nuance And Some Of The More Complicated Aspects Of A Character.

We Wanted To Show People What It Was Like In One Of Those Neighbourhoods That They Would Never Have Access To, In Bars That They Would Be Too Scared To Go Into, And A World That They Would Never Get To See. All Of That Is Something Really Unusual And Rare And Kind Of Fascinating. And The Only Way To Do That And To Make It Really Worthwhile Was That It Had To Be Authentic. We Dedicated A Lot Of Time And Energy To Making That Right And Real. So We Found Basically The Worst Locations That We Could.

I Have Three Women In The House. I Get To Be Wrong Three Times A Day.