I've Distilled Everything To One Simple Principle:

It's Gotten Out Of Control. It's Taking Bigger And Bigger Names To Make Smaller And Smaller Films. I Worry That Important Films Without A Big Name Attached Won't Get Made At All.

It Is An Odd Paradox That A Society, Which Can Now Speak Openly And Unabashedly About Topics That Were Once Unspeakable, Still Remains Largely Silent When It Comes To Mental Illness.

Bunny Boiler Is Now Part Of Our Language, And I'm Proud Of That.

I Left The Studio At 5:30 In The Morning. It's An Incredible Mind Exercise. You Have To, Obviously, Have Stamina, But You Really Feel Like You're Kind Of Feeding Your Mind. It's A Challenge Of Learning Lines Very Fast And Then You Have To Be Lose Enough To Hopefully Make Good Choices In A Much Shorter Amount Of Time That It Takes To Film Certain Scenes.

We Have To Be Vulnerable As Actors, But We Have To Protect Ourselves.