I'm Just A True Irish

I Mean You Can Go Wherever You Want With It Really. No Matter What Story You're Telling You're Always Representing Some Reality. You Are Always Representing Human Beings, Their Fears, Their Shortcomings, Their Braveries, Their Doubts, Their Loves, Their Abilities, Their Brilliance And Those Things Inevitably Lead To Bigger Political Systems, Foreign Policy And Crime And Religion. It's An Action Film. We Are Not Taking A Stance About Big Government.

I Did Loads Of Auditions And I Didn't Get Called Back. I Still Get Giddy At All The People I Get To Work With, And I'm Still Enjoying The Work And Enjoying Life Too Much That I Don't Feel Like I've Done That Much.

I Think That Is What You Want To Do As A Cinemagoer - To Experience Something Fully. Some Things Don't Let You Experience Them Fully. It May Be Your Own Preordained Prejudice Where You Can't Experience Them Fully. But When You Come Out Of The Cinema Having Felt, Thought, And Experienced Your Way Through Two Hours, That Is A Really Cool Thing.

Vampires Have Always Held A Very Seductive Kind Of Lore And Have Always Been Some Variety Of Attractive, Whether It's Attractiveness That's Born Of Just The Physical Attributes That They Have - This Kind Of Ethereal Beauty Or Translucent Pallor - Or Whether It Is More To Do With The Way They Carry Themselves.

An Actor Said Recently That, Unless You're A Parent, You Shouldn't Play A Parent In A Film. I Don't Know Who Said It, But I Disagree. I Understand That Maybe There Are Aspects That You Don't Understand, Or Maybe This Actor Or Actress Had A Really Strong Recent Experience With Having Their First Or Second Or Third Born Child. I Don't Know. As A Dad, I Get That. I Get That There Is No Love Like It. But, At The Same Time, Love Is Love.