My name is Ethan Hawke, and this is.
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\n\nWell, the last movie I had that came out
\n\nand it happens to be a killer movie,
\n\nto an old-school kind of action movie
\n\nwhere it's incredibly like bite your nails tense,
\n\nwith the temperature turned up really high.
\n\n[Betty] What age was Ethan Hawke in Before Sunrise?
\n\n[Interviewer] When you look back at your 24-year-old self,
\n\ndo you see anything that you hadn't quite figured out
\n\n[Betty laughing] I hadn't figured anything out.
\n\nI mean, the wonderful thing about youth
\n\nand being young is you have all this confidence
\n\nI was learning so much every day on that movie.
\n\nI was really lucky because the film is so dialogue driven
\n\nand young actors often can have an obsession about lines.
\n\nAnd about speaking and we just had to talk nonstop
\n\nand it's like running with 50 pounds on your back
\n\nThe films I did immediately after that were so easy.
\n\nI just rewatched the movie on a plane a couple weeks ago.
\n\nAnd even at 24, you were using that confidence
\n\nwhy you're one of our finest actors, Ethan Hawke.
\n\nIt's pretty. In an old ice factory.
Original source: https://www.wired.com/