The 55+ Toby Jones Quotes

There Are Far More Good Actors Than There Are Jobs For Them, So It's A Big Question Of Luck.

Jennifer [lawrence] And Josh [hutcherson] Seem Very, Very Grounded. They're Getting Down To The Film Like They Did Last Time.

Jennifer [lawrence] Is Amazingly Grounded In The Midst Of All This To Do. It Must Be Unnerving And Hard To Relate To The Amount Of Attention She Generates.

I'm Very Fortunate That I Get Asked To Do Very Different Kinds Of Roles And I Realize How Much I Enjoy That. I Enjoy The Challenge Of Transformation. There Are Actors Who Play One Character, Or A Certain Kind Of Character, The Whole Of Their Lives. I Really Relish The Opportunity To Have The Challenge To Totally Transform.

We're Interested By Public Personas And Private Personas, Otherwise We Wouldn't Put On With Actors Rambling On With The Same Kind Of Stuff, Over And Over Again, Saying Variations Of The Same Thing. I'm Always Amazed By How Fascinated People Still Are By Actors Because It's The Same Version Of Events That Actors Describe, All The Time.

They Know You're Not Alfred Hitchcock, But You Need To Be Enough Alfred Hitchcock For Them Not To Be Bothered By It. That's A Reassuring Thing.

I Often Get Sent Scripts About Little Men In Big Situations. There's A Comic Element To It, Which Is Forces Stacked Against This Little Guy, And How Is He Going To Defeat Them?

There Is This Miraculous Thing I Heard Hugh Grant Talking About - The Thing About Screen Acting Is That You Can Read People's Thoughts. You Are Trying To Register Something Inside And Usually The Eyes In Cinema Are Where You Will Register That.

There Are Things That I Would Avoid, So I Have The Choice To Say No, When I Feel I'm Repeating Myself Too Much. But Then There Could Be A Reason To Do That With A Good Director. So I Think Actors Have To Have A Loose Philosophy.

One Key Element To Hitchcock Is The Drooping Jowl. That Was Crucial Because His Silhouette Is Crucial. There Is Something About His Silhouette That Became His Brand.

I'd Love Most Of The Movies I Make To Be Four Hours Long.

There's Something In The Rhythm And Roll Of It That Is Connected To The Way Hitchcock Thinks And Moves. Then There Is Everything He Ingested - The Cigar Smoking And Drinking That's Imprinted On His Voice.