Well, I Think Everyone Struggles With Self-love.

I Was A Breed Of People Who Aren't Capable Of Doing Anything, Really. At College I Began To Get The Idea That Being Macho Wasn't The Accepted Norm In The Liberal World, And Especially The World I Entered Into, Which Was The Artistic World. I Had A Lot Of Problems With That Because I Was Struggling With The Need To Be Proud Of Being A Man, Which Wasn't Something I Was Feeling.

I Didn't Go Out Looking For Negative Characters; I Went Out Looking For People Who Have A Struggle And A Fight To Tackle. That's What Interests Me.

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.

Film's Hard When You Don't Have Any Relationship With The Director At All And You Just Show Up. Then You Really Are Just A Gun For Hire.

Directing Is A Really Kind Of Amazing Thing, Because You're Helping Others And, In The Middle Of That, You Have To Worry About Yourself.