You Get Old, You Slow Down.

When I Look Up At The Screen And See Myself I Always Have To Laugh. Not Because I Think I'm Doing A Horrible Job, Quite The Contrary, I Just Feel It's So Surreal To Feel Like One Person Can Entertain So Many At One Time.

We Wanted To Show People What It Was Like In One Of Those Neighbourhoods That They Would Never Have Access To, In Bars That They Would Be Too Scared To Go Into, And A World That They Would Never Get To See. All Of That Is Something Really Unusual And Rare And Kind Of Fascinating. And The Only Way To Do That And To Make It Really Worthwhile Was That It Had To Be Authentic. We Dedicated A Lot Of Time And Energy To Making That Right And Real. So We Found Basically The Worst Locations That We Could.

My Mother Gets All Mad At Me If I Stay In A Hotel. I'm 31-years-old, And I Don't Want To Sleep On A Sleeping Bag Down In The Basement. It's Humiliating.

When You Hire Great Actors, You're Lucky, So You Just Try To Create An Atmosphere Where They Can Succeed And Relax And Take Risks. You're Happy That You Get To Watch Them At The Monitor And That Your Name Is On The Director's Chair.

On Playing Batman And His Daughter: If I Was Doing The Sequel To Frozen I Would Be A Hero. My Two Older Daughters Could Give A Sh-t About Batman And They've Now Passed That Affection Onto My Son. He's Always Like, 'papa, Can I Watch Frozen?' And I'm Like, 'no, Dude, It's Not On Again!'.