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create the first atomic bomb. you play general leslie groves, who is the military leader of the manhattan project. tollman thinks you have integrity, but he also strikes me as a guy who knows more about science than people. yet here you are. you don t take much in trust. i don t take anything on trust. groves was a bulldozer of a man who famously called the scientists children, crackpots, and prima donnas. why did you want to play this role this. the director, chris nolan, is one of the best directors to ever live. he makes extraordinary movies. it plays like a thriller, like you re on the edge of your seat the entire time. the groves character, i found him very funny. i found him humorous because he was humorless. there was such a kind of philosophical difference between the military mind and the scientific mind. the military guys were obsessed
you know, it was the work itself that i really, really love and still do and really enjoy. five years after good will hunting, you make the first of four jason bourne movies. here s the first one. i look like i m about 12 years old. that s all again, directors. doug lyman, that was all doug s idea, this idea. we need a james bond for our generation. that was his whole thing. it s so funny looking at it. i remember saying to him, i can t. me? i d never done anything like that. well, but i want to pick up on that. one of the trade papers said after that these movies that you were the decade s best mixer of brains and brawn. and i guess the question i have is, how calculated was it, your
can t promise you anything, i don t know what this is. and he said, i guess we need to spend time together and i said, maybe we do. ands i was on a press tour and we met in chicago and that was that. well, it wasn t quite that, which brings me to the final area i want to talk to you about. at age 49, you had your first child, a little boy named bennett. you know, it came to me very late in life. it was very, um, was something that i had wanted very intensely for a long time and really didn t think it was going to happen, and then it did. you just think, like, i m the one that doesn t get to have kids, like, are you kidding, i m the one? me? and then you have the child, and then you realize, oh, i had to wait for this child. this one. and then it all sort of makes sense. so, it was quite a moment. and, does he have the acting gene? i don t know. i don t know.
didn t know what i was feeling. i was like, am i attracted to my handler at a film festival? and it made me nervous. and i told me self, you know, calm down. calm down, so, you re attracted to someone, so great, you re waking up. nothing happened while we were there, absolutely nothing. and we traded phone numbers at the end. and, we started e-mailing each other. it was very innocent, it was not no like hot pursuit, or anything like that. but, we had an old fashioned thing. and then, he called and he said, you know, i m getting confused. he wrote, he said, i m getting confused, i don t know what this is. and i immediately picked up the phone. and i said, look, i have no idea what this is. i don t know if we re friends i don t know if we re more than friends, the only thing that i know is i don t want to let it go. but, i