“I thought I’d be nervous because I’d be naked with her, but I ended up being way more nervous because it’s the first time we don’t even talk to each other.”

“Yes, I’ll accept a third job.”

“Smaller roles are more gratifying.”

A discussion about Jung, Freud, talented actors and the differences between filmmaking and film critiquing.

“If you were to do this to a group of adults…think of the outcry there would be.”

Craig Brewer, Julianne Hough, Kenny Wormald and more discuss their experiences working on the film.

“Having a degree in film is equal to having a degree in poetry.”

“He’s a bully; you see how big he is!”

“There’s just ‘paid smiles’ in my life now. Inside I’m dead.”

“Given the negative connotation of homosexuality, there is a freedom in the expression.”

“Every second of every day was a happy accident.”

“It’s harder I think to make the period not funny and make it realistic and scary….”

“That’s called an executive producer. That’s the truth.”

“James is really temperamental, so they didn’t want us in the same room.”

“I am Gnomeo in my heart.”

“We had two good characters, but it was just easy. It felt effortless to me.”

A fascinating and magnetic conversation with Jim Broadbent and Lesley Manville.

Anthony Hopkins, Gemma Jones and Lucy Punch share their experiences in getting their roles and working with Woody Allen.

The director and writer of Bran Nue Dae shares her thoughts on inspiration and experiences with the wonderful cast.

Cast and crew share their thoughts on working with each other and on a film that’s sure to draw audiences.