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I Like The Conscious Manipulation That A Great Director Can Have. When You're Both Complicit In The Manipulation Of An Emotion.

I Don't Think I Had Any Idea At The Time How To Work With Someone As Masterful As He Is. And I Don't Think At The Time I Really Understood What Was Happening. I Think I Was In A Space Where I Was Like: There Are All These Things. I Was Shooting All These Takes With David, And I Was Just Confused, As A Person, And As An Actor Feeling A Little Too Big For My Britches And That This Thing Was Happening And Then Also Not Having Enough Skill Yet, And Technique To Know Exactly Where I Was, And Know About The Character.

I'm Superstitious A Little Bit.

To Me Donnie Darko Was About Adolescence. And About How, As Soon As You Start To Grow Up And You Sort Of Move Out Into The World, You Realize Everything Is So Trippy. That Anything Can Be Anything.

A Separation Is Another Film That I Think Is Extraordinary, And One Of Those Things That Feels Like It's From Another Planet, Much Like Terrence Malick's Movies Did: At A Certain Point, You Feel Like He's An Alien From Another Planet Telling Us And Looking At Us And Showing Us How We Are. I Also Really, Really Love Jerry Mcguire.