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My Favorite Thing About Acting Is Being Alone And Going Through The Scripts And Working On It And Getting Ideas And Asking Myself Questions, Looking Outside Myself For Them And Researching And Getting To The Bottom Of Something And Being Creative With It As An Actor And How To Express It In A Creative Fashion. That's My Favorite Part. And, The Actual Acting Of It.

I Was Probably Finding My Feet More Than Anybody. I Really Have To Say I Was More Obsessed With Myself Faltering Than Anybody Else.

The Film Is Made In The Editing Room. The Shooting Of The Film Is About Shopping, Almost. It's Like Going To Get All The Ingredients Together, And You've Got To Make Sure Before You Leave The Store That You Got All The Ingredients. And Then You Take Those Ingredients And You Can Make A Good Cake - Or Not.

There's Things That You Don't Want To Do And They Keep Haunting You And Following You. Bennett Miller Directed This Project [capote], Who Is A Friend Of Mine Since I Was 16, And Danny Futterman Wrote It, And He's Also Been A Friend Of Mine Since I Was 16.

I Have An Awful Memory, And I Have A Great Memory. Meaning That, If I'm Trying To Remember Something, I Can't Remember It. But My Recall Is Fantastic.