I Get Plenty Of Time

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.

Particularly [alfred] Hitchcock, Who Takes His Time With Everything He Says. There's A Controlling Way In How He Speaks Because He Takes His Time To Finish All His Sentences.

There Are Far More Good Actors Than There Are Jobs For Them, So It's A Big Question Of Luck.

You Come In As This Satellite Part Of The Film [catching Fire], So I Only See Stanley [tucci] In My Scenes. These Kinds Of Movies Have So Many Different Components; It's About As Different From Doing The Girl As You Could Imagine.

I'm Very Interested In People, So If A Character Happens To Be Real, There's That Much More To Look At.