If You're Afraid Of Everything Out There,

Acting Forces Me To Socialise, Which Is Good For Me, I Think.

A Lot Of Times The Character's Experience Is Not In Accordance With The Tone Of The Movie And It's Not Really My Job To Account For The Tone Of The Movie. That's The Director's Job.

The Movies That Are Really Big, At Least In My Experience, Oftentimes Don't Have Characters That I Feel As Personally Connected To.

Any Time You Play A Character For A Long Period Of Time, Regardless Of How Close It Is To You, It Infiltrates Your Life. It's Impossible For It Not To.

Acting Is Kind Of Difficult To Intellectualize - It's A Far More Visceral Experience. It's Really Hard To Be Able To Think About And Then Employ These Kind Of Esoteric Notions Of This Person's Backstory And Try To Weave It In Somehow. It's Just Kind Of Impossible.