I Just Don't See Myself

I'm Not Interested In Playing Characters Who See The World Through My Prism. I Think The Journey Of Understanding Any Character Is To See How They Tick And How They Differ From You.

With A Role Like Hedda Gabler, Which Is Incredibly Complicated, You Often Feel That You Haven't Even Scratched The Surface The First Time Around, So You Relish The Opportunity To Do It Again, Particularly With An Ensemble Of Actors And The Company We Assembled. But When You Do That In Films You Somehow Have To Make Some Attempt To Uncross People's Arms And You Have To Justify Why You're Doing It.

People Talk About The Golden Age Of Hollywood Because Of How Women Were Lit Then. You Could Be Joan Crawford And Bette Davis And Work Well Into Your 50s, Because You Were Lit And Made Into A Goddess. Now, With Everything Being Sort Of Gritty, Women Have This Sense Of Their Use-by Date.

Look, It's One Of The Great Mysteries Of The World, I Cannot Answer That Question. I Think I'm Vaguely Blonde. To Be Perfectly Frank, I Don't Know.

I Could Do A Thousand Films That Are Easy For Me To Do-that's If I Don't Fall In The Next Year, Because Everyone's About To Fall. What's So Funny Is You Look At All Us Young Guys And We're Already Thinking, Well, I'm Going To Branch Out Into Directing, And It's All Going To Be This And That.