I Don't Even Like To

Always Have One Artistic Thing That Is Pure, At Least One Thing, Where You Don’t Compromise. You Can Do Other Things To Make Money, But Have One Pure Area.

Villains Can Often Be One Note And I Would Say In That Case, It’s Not Fun To Play The Villain. It’s Fun To Play The Villain If He A) Has Dimension And B) The Villain Gets To Do All The Things In The Movie That In Life He Would Get Punished For. In The Movie, You’re Applauded For Them If You Do Them With Panache. And So That’s Why It’s More Fun To Play The Villain.

Adapting A Book Is Essentially A Collaboration, Whether The Author Is Alive Or Dead.

It's Hard When You're Doing A Film Based On A True Story To Really Figure Out What All Those Relationships Were.

I Was An English Major At Ucla When I Was 18, And Then I Left After A Year To Start Acting. I Was Educating Myself During That Time.