Allow Your Head To Be

Magic Is At The Core Of Myths.

At The End Of The Day, It's All One Version Of Telling A Story. I Treated This As If It Was A Two Million Dollar Independent Film. I Did A Lot More Physical Work Than I'd Probably Have To Do For A Two Million Dollar Independent Film With Four Months Of Training And Stuff. But As Far As The Character's Psychology Or Emotional Life Goes, I Treat It Just The Same.

I've Never Seen A Moon In The Sky That, If It Didn't Take My Breath Away, At Least Misplaced It For A Moment.

Yorgos Lanthimos Said, "what About If He's A Bit Soft?" And I Said, "yeah, I Think You're Right." He Just Comfort-eats A Little Bit Too Much. He's Just Asleep In His Own Life And Has Let Himself Go. And The Mustache, I Don't Know If It Was Him Or I Suggested It. But I Remember My Sister Was Watching Me Eat And She Was Like, "god, Does He Have To Be Fat?" And In Retrospect I Couldn't Think Of David Being Any Other Way Because It Affected The Way I Moved. It Really Did. It Slowed Me Down In A Way That I Felt Was Conducive To Kind Of Tapping Into The Spirit Of The Character.

Women Tend To Immediately Take Responsibility If Somebody Messes Up With Both Of Us Saying It's Our Fault. Men Are Quite Happy For It To Be Your Fault It Seems Like.