I’m Never Going To Be Considered Brave

I Feel Lucky That Viceland Wanted To Make It, And I'm Producing More Than One Film With Lgbt Characters And Stories And It's Because It's What I'm Interested In. I'm Not Going To Read A Script And Say, 'they're Not Gay, I'm Not Going To Do It,' But I Am Interested In Playing More Gay People, Because I've Only Played One Gay Person, And I've Done A Fair Amount Of Movies, And I Am Interested In Those Stories. So For Me, There's No Should-i-or-shouldn't-i. It All Feels Natural.

I Don’t Believe In Eye-for-an-eye. The Most Incredible, Sustainable, Beautiful Movements Have Been Non-violent Movements Of Civil Disobedience.

The More Time Went By, The More Something Just Happened, An Oh My God - I Want To Love Someone Freely And Walk Down The Street And Hold My Girlfriend's Hand.

It's A Beautiful Book [into The Forest], So For Those Who Are Thinking About Reading It, They Absolutely Should. First And Foremost, I Just Devoured It, As A Story. At That Time, And Still, It Just Encompassed A Lot Of Things That I Was Thinking About, And That The World Is Thinking About, With Society's Relationship To The Environment, Our Personal Relationship To It, And How Disconnected We Are From It, Myself Included.

I Think That Is Funny To Say Because I've Always Loved Her Work And Her Strength And Vulnerability, And The Intensity Of Evan's [rachel Wood] Performances. And To Know Her As A Friend, Know Her As Someone Who We Just Have Fun, Whatever, And Then See How Present She Is When She's Working And How Powerful She Is. It Was Really Awesome To Get To Sort Of Go Into This Different Dimension With Each Other.