Everyone Has A Story.

I Think The More The Actor Lets You Know What He Thinks Of The Character, The Less The Audience Cares - Like A Comedian Who Laughs At His Own Jokes.

I Will Say That The Idea Of A Woman Being Deceptive Came From That Original Discussion With Critics And Reporters About If Woman Could Do That Kind Of Thing. Evelyn, Herself, Grew Out Of The Discussions About How Capable Women Are Of Deceit And Lying And Manipulation.

It's Funny How That Comes Up, Because Sometimes I'll Write Something And I'll Think, I Don't Know If That's A Film Or A Play, And Then Other Things I Feel Very Strongly About Them Just Being Plays - They Feel Very Theatrical To Me.

Sitting In An Automobile Was Where I First Remember Understanding How Drama Works ... Hidden In The Back Seat Of A Sedan, I Quickly Realized How Deep The Chasm Or Intense The Claustrophobia Could Be Inside Your Average Family Car.

I Wanted To Tell A Story That Interested Me As Much In The Telling As In The Watching.