Brothers, What We Do In Life........echoes In

It's Such An Intimate Experience, Being A Director, Artistically. It's Deep And It's Satisfying And It's Wonderful, On So Many Levels, But It's Also Really Scary.

Australians And New Zealanders Don't Talk About Gallipoli In Terms Of Invasion. I Started Talking About It And Using That Word And At First There Were A Few People Who Were Getting Upset In The Same Way That In Any Country, If You Work For A Newspaper You Know Exactly The Dude You Can Go And Talk To Get A Knee-jerk Reaction When It Comes To Something To Do With The Military.

Whenever I Hear An American Say Aussies Drive On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' I Just Lose It. You Ever Think About How Those People Grew Up Driving On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' Watched A Lot Of People Get Hurt On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' Die On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' While Other People Cheered From The 'right Side Of The Road'? Australia Has A Thing Called Highway Fights, So It's Touchy.

I Can Rely On Me [being A Director], Unlike Some Actors. I Never Got Anything Less Than What I Needed From The Lead Actor.

I Respond In The Moment Which Is What Makes Me A Good Actor.