I Think A Lot Of

I'm Able To Lead My Life As Well As Make A Film. My Wife And My Friends And People Around Me Know That I Do Tend To Distance Myself A Little Bit During The Making Of A Film, But I Have To, It's A Natural Part Of The Process For Me Because You Are Indulging In The Headspace Of Somebody Else, You Are Investing In The Psychology Of Somebody Else And You Are Becoming Somebody Else, And So There Isn't Enough Room For You And That Somebody Else.

Doing That Hunt Scene Was Really Quite Demanding. I Actually Broke A Rib During That Scene. And Then All The Scenes After That Became Quite Challenging, Just Breathing And Laughing.

You Never Really Know What The Director Has Got In His Mind As Far As The Scene Visually And Art Direction Wise, Etc. Even If You Do, Sometimes There's A Side Of Things That Don't Necessarily Gel The Way People Intend. So There A Bit Of A Mystical Entity, Film.

Funny Enough, If You Are Looking At People These Days Who Are Putting Botox In Their Face And Getting All Sorts Of Plastic Surgery, We Look At Them And Go, I Can Tell You've Had Botox. I Can Tell You've Had Plastic Surgery. You Look Really Strange To Me. But No One's Saying Anything. We're Just Accepting The Fact That They're Strange-looking.

I Don't Have Many Friends. Most Of Them Are Gay And I Get On Much Better With Women.