You Have To Lose Yourself

A Lot Of Critics Are Lazy. They Don't Want To Look Closely And Analyze Something For What It Is. They Take A Quick First Impression And Then Rush To Compare It To Something They've Seen Before.

All The Time, As An Actor, You Want To Be Asking What's Next And Where Things Are Going. If You're Not Asking Those Questions, You're Not Growing.

I Do Want To Be In Mainstream Movies That Are Going To Be Seen. I Suppose It Satisfies The Showbiz Side Of Me.

I Think On Some Level, You Do Your Best Things When You're A Little Off-balance, A Little Scared. You've Got To Work From Mystery, From Wonder, From Not Knowing.

Mounting Those Red Stairs [in Cannes] Is Something I've Done With A Very Different Intention Many Times. So It's Interesting Any Time You Witness Those Shifts Of Perspective. The Beach Scenes Were Also Fun. It Felt Very Strange And Very Theatrical To Kind Of Commandeer It And Have La Mer Booming Over The Speakers.