Behavior Patterns

The first half of the film fit any pattern of behavior. I know people who are just sensational one minute and absolute bastards the next. Terribly funny one minute and morose the next. And these moods come from specific things that I can't put my finger on because I don't know their whole life. And we can't put their whole life on screen. So, it's up to the actor to identify with his role enough that he can express those things; to get it on screen is miraculous.

Its antagonism. In the film, you're getting so many vibrations from people and you're seeing people behave so honestly, when they stop you get irritated. You identify with the character and then he does something you don't want him to do, it becomes personal. You can't stand for it not to give you answers every moment. You don't want to waste your time going through self-exploration. You want them to get right down to it and give you the answers. Other movies are boring, you want them to go faster, you know, hurry up, go faster because you are not interested in it. Things need to evolve.