We See Death Constantly On Film.

When You Come To Actually Act, It's A Game. It May Be A Very Serious Game, But It's Still A Game. If You Lose That Sense Of Play, The Work Suffers.

Hopefully, Any Character I Play Has An Anchor In Reality. The More Fantastical Characters, Or Fantastical Worlds That They Inhabit Are Really Fun And Allow You, In Some Ways, To Tell Stories And Reveal Things About Our Lives That Would Be Harder To Take, In A More Realistic Setting.

When You Look At All The Miracles Attributed To Jesus, They're All About Change.

No Matter How Difficult Things Are, And No Matter How Much Grief And Loss There Is, You Can Turn It Into Something Positive.

And So, In Terms Of Setting The Right Tone And Finding A Way Of Presenting All Of These Things, That Creates A Cohesive Whole And Doesn't Alienate The Audience, Is Tough. That's A Challenge. And I Think The Tone Of A Lot Of Shows Is Discovered Through Experimentation And Actually Making It. Eventually, It Starts To Cohere.