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I'm Sure I Can Make A Movie That Doesn't Feel Like A Seventies Movie! But The Truth Is, That's My Favorite Era In American Filmmaking. To Me, Those Were The Great Years.

As An Actor, You Can Steer A Scene In Another Direction By Playing It A Little Differently. And Honestly? I Like Being An Actor, And I Want To Keep Having A Career.

We Wanted To Show People What It Was Like In One Of Those Neighbourhoods That They Would Never Have Access To, In Bars That They Would Be Too Scared To Go Into, And A World That They Would Never Get To See. All Of That Is Something Really Unusual And Rare And Kind Of Fascinating. And The Only Way To Do That And To Make It Really Worthwhile Was That It Had To Be Authentic. We Dedicated A Lot Of Time And Energy To Making That Right And Real. So We Found Basically The Worst Locations That We Could.

Not That It Entirely Matters: There Is A Perception That All Actors Make Their Movies. A Lot Of People Assume You're Responsible. George Clooney Told Me Actors Get All Of The Blame And All The Credit.

I Knew I Had To Get Out Of Boston And Stop Making Movies There, At Least For One Movie, Otherwise No One Would Ever Consider Me For A Movie That Took Place South Of Providence.