I Don't Want To Make Decisions About

I Remember In Shallow Grave I Remember A Few Times When We'd Only Have To Do One Take. But When You Did Have To Do More Than One, You'd Build On The One You'd Done.

You Know, An Audition Usually Is You Come In And Read The Scene And If You're Lucky, You Get To Read It Twice.

I Don't Want To Make Decisions About What I'm Going To Do Before I'm Doing It Because I Base My Acting Off My Partner And Off The Other People In The Scene.

I'm Sent A Script. I Read The Script. If I Love It, I Want To Do It. And That's It I Don't Care Who's In It, How Much Money Is Behind It, Really To An Extent Who's Directing It.

It's Impossible To Put Your Finger On What That Is Exactly Other Than Protecting The Environment That The Actors Get To Find The Scenes And Build The Scenes And Invest In Them. I Think That's Key And That's What I've Learned From All The Great Directors I've Worked With.