It's A Miracle When Something

There Wasn't Space To Mood-up. I Think Rose Byrne Was Just Extraordinary. Talk About A Character That Could Be Really Unsympathetic At Times. She Just Jumped In These Scenes That Go From Anger To Hysteria To Crying To Laughing And Back To Anger. I Just Marveled.

Now, Tim Has Been Really, Really Busy, And It's Been My Job Now To Kind Of Deal With Everything. And Trying To Figure Out How We Balance That, Logistically It's A Nightmare. But These Little Jobs Make It Much Easier.

I Just Love The Fact That That's The Way Life Is. When Something Horrible Happens, You Do Find Yourself Laughing In Weird Places In The Midst Of Grief And Crying In The Supermarket When You See A Cereal That Somebody Used To Eat. There's Just No Way Of Guarding Yourself One Way Or Another. Everybody Grieves Differently, And There's No Right Or Wrong Way.

I Think Where You Get Into Trouble - For Instance The Mixing Of Sex And Violence - Is When You're Telling An Audience That This Horrible Thing Is Enjoyable. The Suffering Just Gets Out Of Hand Too Much. It Becomes Pornographic.

I Feel I`ve Always Been On The Outside And Always On The Edge Of An Abyss. The Women I Portray, And The Woman I Am, Are Ordinary But Maybe Find Themselves In Extra-ordinary Circumstances, And What They Do Is At Great Cost.