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Americans Are Much More Open Than People In Britain.

Nothing Can Be Left Until The Last Minute, So That Everyone Knows Exactly Where They Are. Everyone Is Comfortable And Everyone Feels Safe Because We Want People To Be Able To Keep Coming Into This Show And Taking Those Risks. There Are A Lot Of Risks In This Show, Not Just Nudity, But Emotional Risks. We Want The Best Actors To Feel Comfortable About Coming In And Exploring This Subject Matter With Us.

I Perceive And Relate To The World Through Where I Grew Up; That's Part Of Me. It's What I Judge Everything Else Against.

In Terms Of How Prudish Americans Were In The '40s And '50s, I Have Absolutely No Idea. I Do Know About The Character That I Play. And I Don't Think It's About Being Prudish. I Think It's About Trying To Balance A Sense Of Control In This Man's Life.

Having Said That, What I Think We Found, In Doing The Show, And In Life, Generally, Is That The More You Try To Separate Sex From Everything Else, It's Impossible. You Can't. The Act Of Observation Affects The Actual Experiment, And We See That In This.