Oscar Isaac

I know he's an animator.

I know the visual language is so precise.

Um, and so I, you know, I went in expecting like, all right, the constraints are going to be tight, but that's the, that's the job.

But, uh, he actually was in, in a very different, he, he talks about like making the movie with Bradley really shifted him.

Like it really opened him up in like an amazing way.

Nightmare Alley.

Yeah, Nightmare Alley.

He credits him a lot with just him learning how to listen to the movie.

He would talk a lot about that while we were shooting it.

The movie kind of tells you what it needs.

In fact, at one point I was saying, I find myself...

Am I not shaking it up enough?

Am I not like being kind of dangerous enough and going out on a limb enough?

And he's like, no, that's an idea.

It's like the movie kind of tells you what it needs and however you're responding is what it's needing.

And if it's needing you to be this way, then don't second guess that so much.

He gave a lot of feeling to all of us of like, you can't fail.

I wrote this stuff for you.

There's nothing to like reach for.

Which was great.