In My Quiet, I Was Working Something

Grief Changes Shape, But It Never Ends.

I Really Took It In-house. The Constantine Character Has A Kind Of Flesh-and-blood Practical Look At Things That Would Seem, Other People Would Use The Word, Occult Or Spiritual. But Here, Demons Are Real. So For Me It Was More Taking It From The Film Itself. I Didn't Really Need To Go Outside The Piece Itself To Inform Me Because The Perspective On It, What The Character Does, Was Provided By The Script.

Grief Changes Shape, But It Never Ends. People Have A Misconception That You Can Deal With It And Say, 'it's Gone, And I'm Better.' They're Wrong.

I Used To Have Nightmares That They Would Put 'he Played Ted' On My Tombstone.

But I Think We're Also Just Talking About The Literacy Of The Audience. The Visual Literacy Of The Audience. They've Seen So Many Images Now, Especially Here In The States. There's So Much To Look At, To Watch. So The Visual Storytelling Literacy Is Harder To Impress.