Most Of Us Float With The River

I Don't Know What Has Happened To Movies, But Lately Every Movie Is At Least 20 Minutes Too Long. It Used To Be That If You Were Three Hours Long It Was Because It Was Epic - A Movie About Gandhi; Something With Very Important Subject Matters.

I Don't Have A Lot Of Experiences Like This Where Every Time I Thought I Had A Good Idea It Was Totally Wrong. I Had To Give In Completely And Just Try To Make The Movie Alejandro Amenábar Was Trying To Make.

I've Very Rarely Worked With Somebody That Had Such A Clear Idea Of What Alejandro Amenábar Wanted To Do And What He Wanted To Achieve. The Guy Is Incredibly Prepared. He Was Clearly Making A Movie For Himself And His Own Dream. I Just Tried To Be A Part Of That Dream. It's A Rare Opportunity.

I Remember Being A Kid And Sleeping Over At My Friend's House And Staying Up Late And Watching 'nosferatu.' Vampire Movies Are Supposed To Be Secret And Bad. They Should Be Rated R.

For Me, The Real Goal Is To Integrate. The Thing That I'm Most Happy With Is The Fact That I've Been Able To Keep Doing All Of It - To Keep Writing, And To Keep Acting In Movies, And To Keep Acting On The Stage, To Keep Directing Plays. I Find That They Feed Each Other, And That I Learn About Acting From Directing And I Learn About Writing From Acting.