I Love When You Aren't Accountable To

If It Was A Biopic About Glenn Greenwald, I Would Have Immersed Myself More Fully In His Personal Life And Gotten To Know Him As Much As I Could, But Because It Was Much More About His Relationship To This Particular Situation, To The Guardian, To Laura Poitras, And To Ewen Macaskill, And Edward Snowden, I Was Able To Really Learn A Lot About Him From Reading His Book And Reading His Many Articles And Accounts Of That Time.

J.c. [chandor] Was The Kind Of Energy We Were Looking For, So We Decided To Get Behind It With All Of Our Effort. That Was The Beginning Of Our Relationship With First-time Feature Directors, And That's When It Became Really Important To Us, Watching Them Thrive And Grow In A Creative Environment In Which You Can Do That Was Really Key. Also His Work Checked All The Boxes, Because It Was Socially Relevant And Intellectually Driven, And Creatively Exciting.

I Think I Integrated That Over The First Couple Of Years That I Was Out Of School, Mostly In Auditions, To Be Honest.

I Don't Really Approach A Character As To Whether Or Not It's Good Or Bad. I Just Approach A Character As To Where It Lives In Me.

I Found It Was Remarkable. It Was So Evocative. I Feel Like It Captured The Urgency And The Chaos, But Through The Silence Of It, Through The Slowness Of It. That's What I Loved The Most About Citizenfour.