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I Think Directing In A Team Is A Really Good Idea Because It Stops The Cult Of The Director As God Straight Away, And Also You're Discussing Things On Set So It Opens It Out To Everyone And It Becomes A Totally Collaborative Thing. And You Have Someone Who Supports You When You're Feeling A Bit Insecure.

Actors Aren't Stupid, Mostly, And If There's A Sensibility And An Aesthetic That A Director's Going For, If You're Aware Of That Too, You Can Do Things To Help That.

Performing A One-man Macbeth Feels Like The Greatest Challenge.

It's Really Rare For Film Directors To Be That Interested In Things Other Than Themselves.

I Think American Actors Are Much More Intimidated By Shakespeare.