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The Prosthetics Were Interesting Because The Artist Was So Good That They Could Just Put A Hitchcock Mask On Me, But You Don't Want To Do That. You're An Actor Playing Hitchcock, So It's About How Much Of That You're Going To Do.

The Script For 'infamous' Was So Poised Between Tragedy And Comedy. It's A Dream Part. One Reads Those Scripts With A Sense Of Melancholia. When You Read A Script That Good I Remember Thinking, 'oh, This Script Is Too Good. They'll Never Give It To Me.'

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 Still Don't Feel I Know Hitchcock At All. I Find That The More One Looks, The More Elusive He Becomes. But My Admiration For Hitchcock The Filmmaker Remains Undiminished. He Is A Giant Of The Cinema And The Darkness In Him Informs His Cinematic Language. You Can't Separate One From The Other.

The Thing About Hitchcock Which Is Quite Extraordinary For A Director Of That Time, He Had A Very Strong Sense Of His Own Image And Publicizing Himself. Just A Very Strong Sense Of Himself As The Character Of Hitchcock.