In All Good Westerns, The Good Guy

I Just Think That The Collective Experience Of Going To See A Film Is Something You Can't Recreate.

I Have Never Played A Role In Which Someone's Dark Side Shouldn't Be Explored.

It Doesn't Matter If You Look A Million Dollars But Everybody Has Their Flaws. So That's Why It Had To Be That Way. He Was Living The Life, He Would Stay Out For Three Days Probably, Get Drunk And Do Whatever He Was Doing And Then Hit The Gym For Two Days. But That's The Craziness Of That Lifestyle - You're Damaging Yourselves In More Ways Than One.

When You're Making Movies You've Got To Get Obsessive.

Philip Is Being Very Vocal About It. For Me, I Don't Think The Story Isn't At All Anti-religious In Any Way. I Think What's It More Against Is The Control And The Misuse Of Power That Any Organised Religion, Or Any Political Organisation Exercises Over The People They're Supposed To Represent. I Think That, For Me, Is What's Important In The Movie.