I Kind Of Call Myself An Atheist,

Everybody Knows Aaron Sorkin's Scripts. There's A Huge Amount Of Lines. There's A Huge Amount Of Interchange. You Gotta Do A Lot Of Learning To Be Able To Get It Up To Pace.

I'm Always After Putting People In Extreme Circumstances. I'm Always After Not Knowing What I'm Doing In Those Extreme Circumstances.

We Want To See Drama Told In A Cathartic Way, With Power, With Emotion Where You Empathize And Then You're Frightened. All Those Feelings Charge Up In You And You Feel For The Story.

To Force Yourself Out Of The Comfort Zone, The Main Ingredient Is Trying To Work In A World Where You Haven't Been Before, That You Don't Know The Rules Of. And That Involves A Lot Of Research, So You Begin To See Where The Other People Have Been, But You Are Starting From As Vulnerable And As Low A Point As Possible.

When You Have Children Your Own Hypocrisy Becomes More Apparent Because You're Telling Them How To Behave, And You're Not Behaving Like That Yourself. So It Obliges One To Really Go In And Try To Look At Why There Is A Huge Gulf Between How One Knows One Wants To Behave And How One Actually Does Behave.