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I've Had Some Painful Experiences In My Life, But I Feel Like I'm Trivializing Them By Using Them For A Scene In A Movie. I Don't Want To Do That. It Just Makes Me Feel Kind Of Dirty For Having Done That.

There Are Movies That Require Fantasy And Slightly More Fantastical Acting. Lines That Are Good For Certain Movies, In Real Life Circumstances, Would Be Absolutely Unbelievable Things To Really Say, And You Would Look At These People Like They're Freaks For Conversing That Way. But Somehow For Certain Styles Of Movies, It Works, And It Seems Fine.

Essentially, I'm Untrained, So I Just Go With My Imagination And Try To Put Myself As Solidly As I Can Into The Shoes Of Whatever Person I'm Going To Be Playing.

People Need Dramatic Examples To Shake Them Out Of Apathy And I Can't Do That As Bruce Wayne. As A Man I'm Flesh And Blood, I Can Be Ignored, I Can Be Destroyed, But As A Symbol, As A Symbol I Can Be Incorruptible. I Can Be Everlasting.

I Think There's A Limited Amount Of Planning You Can Do, At Least In The Position I'm In. Maybe More Successful Actors Can Plan More Than I'm Able To.