I'm Very Interested In People, So If

You Always Get Told How Important The Premiere And Doing The Press Is, But I Have Suspicions.

Certainly For My Father, There Were Great Times, Good Times, Not-so-good Times. He Might Be Shooting A Fellini Film For Six Months, Then Not Working For Two Months. I'm Used To That Dynamic.

I Didn't Sound Anything Like Capote At The Screen Test. It Was More Like Bob Dylan. In His Early Years. With The Flu.

Hitchcock's Got A Very Interesting Voice; It's A Very Controlled, Measured Rhythm That's Quite Slow And, In That Sense, Also Felt Quite Controlling In Its Pace. He Retained Something From His Childhood, That London Sound, As Well As Adopting Some Of The L.a. Sounds... All Of This Helps You Create The Character.

Somewhere The Glamour Has Gone Because Of The Industrialization Of This Whole Process. I Wish It [filming] Felt As Magical And Glamorous As People Want It To Be, But It Feels Like A Routine People Are Going Through.