Girl Trouble, For Me, Is When You

You Move On. It's Work. Yeah, I'm Privileged And Paid Handsomely And It's Not Exactly Being In A Coal Mine, But You Still Work Your Ass Off And You Work As Hard As You Possibly Can And You Hope That People Connect To It And Enjoy It.

The First Time You Hold Your Baby In Your Arms, I Mean, A Sense Of Strength And Love Washes Over You. It Washed Over Me And I Never Thought That Possible.

You Have A Certain Objectivity, As A Member Of The Audience, And You Can Come Away Maybe Being Provoked Into A Certain Discourse Or A Certain Arena Of Questioning, Regarding How You Would Deal With Things That Your Character Has To Deal With. Whereas When You're Doing A Film, Once You Start Asking, "what Would I Do?," You're Getting The Distance Greater Between Yourself And The Character, Or You're Bringing The Character To You, Which I Think Is Self-serving, In The Wrong Way. The Idea Is To Bring Yourself To The Character.

I Just Adored Working In London. It Was In London Where I First Had The Idea Of Making A Film.

I Was Disappointed, But I Kind Of Knew It Was Going To Be An Uphill Struggle Because Of How Strong The First Season [of "true Detective"] Was.