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Yeah, I Know My Way Around Some Guns, Which Is Weird Because I Have No Time For Them. I Don't Like Them At All But I Can Take Apart Guns And Put Them Back Together And Stuff, So I Didn't Have To Go To The Range. I Don't Think I Will Ever To Go 'the Range' Again! I've Done Enough Of That.

The Idea Of Implanting Memories Where By The Implantee Couldn't Tell The Difference Between A Real Experience And A Fantasy Experience Was Really Cool. And His Ideas Of Technology - Do We Control Technology Or Does Technology Begin To Control Us? His Work Hasn't Aged A Day It Seems.

Most Of Actor's Work Is Done At Home, In Your Hotel Room, In The Wee Hours Of The Morning Thinking And Reading And Feeling, Walking Around And Listening To Music. It Really Just Because An Internal Exercise, Whatever Skills. It's Great If You Have To Learn Something New For A Gig And Designing A Character Physically Is Always Fun But It Does Become An Internal Exercise In Separating The Wheat From The Chaff.

It Doesn't Matter If It's A Drama Or A Comedy, The Need To Get The Emotion And The Character Arc Across Is Way Harder In Something Like This So Was More Of A Preparation.

As Much As "the Lobster" Feels Like A World We Recognize But Not The World We Live In, It's All Drawn In An Allegorical Way From All The Systems That Exist.