“It can be many things. It normally is the material and the director. But I can give you a specific example. When I read the script for “Dracula,” it had a line in it, he said, “I’ve crossed oceans of time to find you,” I wanted to do the movie for that line. I wanted to say that line to someone. I just thought that was an amazing line, and I thought, Who wouldn’t want to say that to someone they loved? And that hooked me.” Gary Oldman, on what makes him want to do a film Read the rest of our interview with Oldman, here.

“It can be many things. It normally is the material and the director. But I can give you a specific example. When I read the script for “Dracula,” it had a line in it, he said, “I’ve crossed oceans of time to find you,” I wanted to do the movie for that line. I wanted to say that line to someone. I just thought that was an amazing line, and I thought, Who wouldn’t want to say that to someone they loved? And that hooked me.”

Gary Oldman, on what makes him want to do a film

Read the rest of our interview with Oldman, here.