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More notable quotables?
-Tom Hanks, after giving an articulate answer on the structure of the film's screenplay and its interweaving of multiple storylines: "It's all worth it, if only to see Hugh Grant as a cannibal."
-Lana Wachowski on the process of addressing her gender reassignment: "I did feel some responsibility to the GLBT people, and a lot of people have been asking me to be more public. But we love our anonymity, we love our privacy, we don't think celebrity does much to improve your life, it actually worsens your life. So it took a lot of time, it took a lot of years. And this movie, with this new sibling [Tom Tykwer], who loves to do press, our media whore brother over there... that was a middle of the road, it sort of did a lot of things [to help the process of going public]."
-Hugh Grant joking on breaking away from his Brit rom-com typecasting: "When offered these parts, I thought 'Yes! I can show people I've got more strings to my bow than just one!'... Everyone's talked about the nice atmosphere on the set. I tried to make it nastier. I kept telling the American set that the German set was much more interesting and moving much faster, and vice versa."
-The "awww" moment comes when Andy Wachowski says of Lana, "I just love her to bits."
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