I'm Sure I Have A Process, But

So Much Of The Violence In The Movies Is B.s. Violence: A Guy In The Middle Of A Large City With 14 People Lying On The Ground That He's Just Killed With His Superhuman Powers, And There's Not A Cop To Be Found. Not A Siren To Be Heard. No Price To Be Paid. That's Not True, And I Don't Like That Sort Of Stuff.

If I Like The Story And It's Well Written, And It's A Character I Want To Play And They'll Pay Me, Then I Decide To Do It.

It Sure Is Boring To Be Around People Who Are In Character All The Time. I Always Find It's Closer To Mental Illness Than Acting Excellence.

I Don't Know If It's Fair To Say That It's A Bad Time For Movies. It Seems To Me That Throughout The Entire History Of Filmmaking, Every Year There Have Been About Two Really Wonderful Movies, About 10 Others That Are Pretty Good, And A Whole Pile Of Garbage.

The Only Reason An Indie Gets Made Is Because Someone Has A Burning Passion To Do It And Won't Take No For An Answer, As Opposed To A Big Film, Which Is Like A Train That Starts Rolling Down The Tracks And Nothing Can Stop It.