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There's No Shame In Somebody Who Doesn't Necessarily Do That Job Knowing A Little Bit More In That Instance Than You Might Know About Your Own Job, You Know, And I Think That Is Where Movies Are Such A Collaborative Art Form.

At Columbia There's No Performing Arts Department, So I Was Searching For It Everywhere I Could, And I Took Some Photography Classes And I Ended Up Becoming Fascinated With Eastern Religion, And Ultimately It Seemed To Encompass The More Abstract Mind That I Have.

There's Always An Intellectual Side To The Films Ang Lee's Doing And To The Characters, And There's Such A Deep Knowledge When You've Worked With The Actors That He's Worked With, On Stage In Particular, But Also In Film.

What World Am I Living In?' Aren't Movies Made To Have Something To Say? Why Make A Movie If You Don't Have Something To Say? What Are You Doing It For? Are You Doing It Because You Want To Make A Lot Of Money?

Hardest Emotion? They're All Pretty Damn Hard; I Don't Know Really If There's One Specifically, But I Do Think, I Don't Know What's Happening Or What I'm Feeling When I'm Actually Listening.