Life's Hard. It's Supposed To Be. If

When You Do 'before Sunset,' You Know While It's A Limited Audience, There Was A Very Small Group Of People That Love 'before Sunrise.' You Feel A Certain Pressure To Make Sure That You Uphold A Level Of Quality That Has Been A Bar. You Set A Bar And You Have To At Least Match It.

One Of The Things That Separates A Good Genre Movie From A Bad Genre Movie, I Always Think, Ironically, Is When You Care About The People. The Dime A Dozen Ones Are Where You Don't Have Any Awareness Of The Character.

If You Study The History Of Mankind, It Seems To Be A History Of Violence. Certainly The History Of Art, Whether You Look At Paintings Or Movies Or Plays Or Whatever, Is Just A Litany Of Murder And Death.

I'm A Huge Luc Besson Fan. The Fifth Element, I Just Loved That Movie. Luc Cast Me To Play A Small Part In It, And So I Did, Because I Love All His Movies Actually - The Big Blue, La Femme Nikita, Léon: The Professional. His Movies Are So Wonderful. It's Just Fun To Be In It And For It To Be A Sci-fi Movie.

I'd Really Rather That Nobody Had A Gun, And Then Nobody Would Have To Worry About It. That Would Be More My Theory. In America, There's This Knee-jerk Response That More Walls And More Guns Make People Safer, And I'm Entirely Suspect Of That Way Of Thinking.