The Interesting Thing About A Movie Is

You Have To Treat Yourself Like A Mushroom To Some Degree, In Order To Keep On Discovering Things.

I Mean, First Of All, Let Me Say Whichever Superhero First Came Up With The Idea Of Wearing A Cape, He Wasn't Really Onto Anything Good. The Number Of Times I'm Treading On That Damn Thing Or I Throw A Punch And It Ends Up Covering My Whole Head. It's Really Not Practical.

If Something's True And Sincere, It Happens Regardless Of Marketing. The More I Talk About It, The More I'm Telling People How They Should React. And That Is An Asshole.

When It Comes To Films, People Often Don't Differentiate Between The Message Of A Bad Central Character And The Message Of The Film Itself. They Are Two Separate Things.

It Helps So Much Being On Location. It's Like The Difference Between Performing For The Rectangle Of The Camera Versus A World Being Created And Then The Camera Finds Things Within That. There's A Huge Difference In That, Because What It Takes Away Is Performance. You Don't Feel Like Performing. You're Just Kind Of Doing It. You're Existing.