I've Been Writing And Wanting To Direct

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.

Mountaineering Has Always Been A Huge Hobby Of Mine.

The Difference Between The Big Budget Films I've Done Is The Length Of Time. But In Terms Of The Day-to-day, You're Still Going On To Set, You're Getting Into Character, And You're Going And Doing Your Job, So There's Absolutely No Difference. It's Just The Structure Around It And The Length Of Time. But In Terms Of Budget And Money, It Doesn't Really Manifest Itself.

That's What I Think Is The Biggest Challenge, Is Just Being Still And Learning How To Just Be Present In That Stillness And Not Over Do It, Not Over Act.

Acting Is A Sort Of Pressure Cooker That Allows The Fizz To Come Out The Top. God Knows What I'd Be Like If I Didn't Have That.