By Focusing On The Community,

We Became So Close [with Rachel Evan Wood], In The Process Of Leading Up To Making The Film [into The Forest ]. We Were Saying Goodbye To Each Other, Wrapping The Film, And We Knew We'd Be Seeing Each Other Again.

I Have Trouble Sometimes Watching Actors - Even When They Do A Great Job - With An Accent. It Kind Of Removes Me, Somehow. And Maybe At Some Point, Yeah, It Could Be A Really Cool Experience. It's Not Something That I Consciously Think, "oh Yeah, I Want To Do A Movie With An Accent." Not To Say That It Couldn't Happen.

It's Just Something We're Talking About And Thinking About All The Time, Reflecting On Our Privilege - The Privilege Of What It Means Even Be Able To Travel.

I've Never Done A Movie In That Genre, And I Love A Lot Of Those Movies. I Watched The Director's [david Freyne] Short Film [the First Wave], Which I Loved. And The Script Was Just So Good. He's Found This Way To Tell A New Story.

I Recently Rewatched Stand By Me And Was Like, "wow, This Is So Powerful Because These Young Men Are So Vulnerable And So Emotional, And Love Each Other." That's A Rare Quality For A Film.