I'm Taking A Bit Of A Wait-and-see

Yeah, It's Odd When You Look Back At Your Own Work. Some Filmmakers Don't Look Back At Their Work At All. I Look At My Work A Lot, Actually. I Feel Like I Learned Something While Looking At Stuff I've Done In Terms Of What I'm Going To Do In The Future, Mistakes I've Made And Things At Work Or What Have You.

The Atmosphere And The Environment That You Get On A Chris Nolan Film That He And Emma [tomson] Create Is One Where You Feel Very Safe And Very Confident And Able To Experiment With Characters. It's A Great Place To Be As An Actor.

I'm Very Happy Where 3-d Is Going, Which Is That It's Becoming A Choice - And Thankfully, Most People Are Still Choosing 2-d.

I Believe Movies Are One Of The Great American Art Forms And The Shared Experience Of Watching A Story Unfold On Screen Is An Important And Joyful Pastime. The Movie Theatre Is My Home, And The Idea That Someone Would Violate That Innocent And Hopeful Place In Such An Unbearably Savage Way Is Devastating To Me.

Yes, To Me That's One Of The Most Compelling Fears In Film Noir And The Psychological Thriller Genre - That Fear Of Conspiracy. It's Definitely Something That I Have A Fear Of - Not Being In Control Of Your Own Life. I Think That's Something People Can Relate To, And Those Genres Are Most Successful When They Derive The Material From Genuine Fears That People Have.