I Think Somewhere In The '90s, It

I Remember Zachary Quinto Were Just About To Go And Do So Notorious On Vh1, And I Was Super Unemployed, And I Think We Spent A Lot Of Time Talking About How We Weren't Particularly Happy.

While We Were Shooting The Movie, We Shot In The Actual Hotel In Hong Kong Where It All Went Down, The Mira Hotel. Laura Poitras Was Coming To Hong Kong To Do A Screening Of Citizenfour, And She Ended Up Staying At The Mira Hotel. It Was Her First Time Back In Hong Kong, And I Ran Into Her In The Elevator. Literally I Had Just Finished Shooting One Day, And I Came Back To The Hotel And She Was In The Elevator.

[edward Snowden And His Team] They're Great Characters. They're Fascinating People. They Were In An Extraordinary Situation.

My Return To The Theater In New York Was So Specific. I Didn't Want It To Be About Leveraging My Exposure Or My Fame, So The First Show I Did In New York Was An Ensemble Piece At An Off-broadway Theater, And I Wanted To Make Sure That It Was Just About The Play And About The Experience.

People Always Ask Me What I Think, If Edward Snoden Is A Hero, If He's A Villain. I Don't Really Tend To Moralize It So Much As I Feel Like He's A Whistleblower. He's Someone Who Saw A Wrongdoing And In Order To Shine A Light On That Wrongdoing Had To Bend Some Rules And Break Some Laws Along The Way.