I've Been Writing And Wanting To Direct

Where As You Go Into Playing Something Like Ulysses [on Black Panther], You Go - I'm Going To Have This Haircut And This Cloth, You Draw From Different Stimulus.

What I'm Saying Is People Like Hoodwink Are Not Kind Of Evil Villains, They're Part Of Humanity. We Can Choose To Disassociate Ourselves From Them And We Can Choose To Pretend They're Not There, But They Are. We're All Together In This.

No Matter How Extreme Things Get, It Still Has That Ring Of Truth About It That Backs The Characters - Even Though They're Despicable And What They're Doing Isn't Right You Still Care For Their Fate.

In The Same Way 'lord Of The Rings' Was An Interpretation Of The Book, 'the Hobbit' Is Being Treated The Same Way. It Will Be Faithfully Represented With A Fresh Interpretation.

What You Can Do With Visual Effects Is Enhance The Look Of The Character, But The Actual Integrity Of The Emotional Performance And The Way The Character's Facial Expressions Work, That Is What Is Going To Be Created On The Day With Other Actors And The Director.