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With "good Night, And Good Luck," I Think It's Kind Of Obvious What [truman Capote]'s Getting At There, And The Importance Of How It's Playing Out Today, That Is Journalism Doing, Are The Journalists Doing Their Job, Are They Being The Other Checks And Balances In Our Country That The Way That Obviously Edward R. Murrow Was Back Then.

I Had Insecurities And Fears Like Everybody Does, And I Got Over It. But I Was Interested In The Parts Of Me That Struggled With Those Things.

When You're Playing Someone Who Really Lived, You Carry A Burden, A Burden To Be Accurate.

I Was Probably Finding My Feet More Than Anybody. I Really Have To Say I Was More Obsessed With Myself Faltering Than Anybody Else.

When You're Playing Someone Who Really Lived, You Carry A Burden, A Burden To Be Accurate. But It's One That You Have To Let Go Of Ultimately.