For Every Different Role You

I Don't Go Home And Pretend I'm August Rather Than Just The Actual Lines I'm Saying In The Film. If You Do It That Way, It Makes It More Natural And Second Nature. After Awhile You Get Used To It And There's So Much, Especially Being In New York To Film; You're Always Surrounded By American People.

I Always Tend To See, Right After Reading The Script, The Character And How I Want To Play It. I Guess That's Sort Of Most Of The Work, Preparing For The Role, But Almost The Creation Of The Character Seems To Go On As I Read Through The Script.

Also "catcher In The Rye", Which Happens To Be One Of My Favorite Books, I Just Found That Kind Of Useful. It Helps You Get Into The American Accent.

I Always Try Doing A Different Character For Every Film So It's Not Just Changing One.

Every Day Is A Different Day In New York; There's Always Something New Going On.