0:00 I made you breakfast. If I'm motivated, I can really deliver. Cooking or murder? I play a couple different characters in the movie. 0:15 And preparing for it was like every other movie, but times two, basically. I play Edward, who's a young editor that's trying to get Patricia Highsmith to write another Ripley novel. And then I play another character I can't talk about. Obviously, Patricia Highsmith is known for these fictional monsters. What was that like, bringing that to screen? The movies that are made of her stories are movies I usually like very much. It was nice to pretend we made a movie of one of her stories. I hope it brings audiences to her books. They understand what an extraordinary, dark, intense, smart, tortured individual she was. 0:48 Although Ripley is an eternally attractive character to be filmed, I think there have been three or four films, certainly three films, of the talented Mr. Ripley. Two of her books have been made into movies. She's a very filmic writer. But I think as time moves on, people are forgetting how brilliant she was. So I'm really hoping another generation discovers her work. Tell us, is this your first time in Toronto? No, I've come to Toronto a bunch. I love it. It's one of my favorite cities in the world. I think it's the best food city, maybe, that I've ever been to, actually.
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