You Always Get Told How

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.

There Are Things That I Would Avoid, So I Have The Choice To Say No, When I Feel I'm Repeating Myself Too Much. But Then There Could Be A Reason To Do That With A Good Director. So I Think Actors Have To Have A Loose Philosophy.

I Don't Know If It's Harder But When You're Playing A Real Person You Want To Honor Their Memory - Even If They're A Criminal Or Someone That The Public Loathed. That Can Be Challenging.

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.

We're Interested By Public Personas And Private Personas, Otherwise We Wouldn't Put On With Actors Rambling On With The Same Kind Of Stuff, Over And Over Again, Saying Variations Of The Same Thing. I'm Always Amazed By How Fascinated People Still Are By Actors Because It's The Same Version Of Events That Actors Describe, All The Time.