They're The Darkest People I Know, Comedians.

Peter Sarsgaard, He's An Extraordinary Actor, And I Would Say That Peter Has Really Brought Into My Life And My Sister's Life A Sense Of Presence As An Actor That I Never Really Understood Or Knew About Until I Met Him. They've Been Together For A Very Long Time, And He Introduced Me To The Idea Of The Presentation.

I Think, Now, Younger Generations Do Take That For Granted In A Lot Of Ways. I Don't Think That Takes Away From The Struggle Of Identity And What That Is. But The Struggle For Identity Is Everybody's Struggle. No Matter What It Is.

I Always Say About That Movie [ Brokeback Mountain], Which I Think Maybe Over Time Is More Understood, Is That This Is About Two People Desperately Looking For Love. To Be Loved. And Who Were Probably Capable Of It. And They Just Found It With Someone Of The Same Sex.that Does Not Dismiss The Fact That It Is About, Really, Primarily, The First Kind Of Very Profound Gay Love Story. Hopefully It Can Create An Equality Of An Idea: That Is, It's Possible That You Can Find Love Anywhere.

I Don't Think I Had Any Idea At The Time How To Work With Someone As Masterful As He Is. And I Don't Think At The Time I Really Understood What Was Happening. I Think I Was In A Space Where I Was Like: There Are All These Things. I Was Shooting All These Takes With David, And I Was Just Confused, As A Person, And As An Actor Feeling A Little Too Big For My Britches And That This Thing Was Happening And Then Also Not Having Enough Skill Yet, And Technique To Know Exactly Where I Was, And Know About The Character.

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.