eyes of other people or that's the view of the world which protects your interest as a businessman.  So, there are reasons why people do things and yet they're still fathers themselves.  They still have relationships.  They're human beings who believe in a certain way because that's the way they've been brought into being.  That's their journey and that's their life and maybe their minds are more closed off than other people.  But, I don't see them as villains.  There have been times I've seen in a cartoon-like "Captain America" where Red Skull is a villain.  I mean, this is a man who thinks Adolf Hitler is a pussy.  He's just a cartoon villain and the requirement there as an actor is just to enjoy that.  You don't have to go deep into a psychology of someone really, not particularly. Q:  Were you familiar with the novel before the script and did that influence your work? Weaving:  Certainly it influenced the way I read the script.  Absolutely.  I think if I hadn't read the novel, I would have read the script in a very different way and it would have been a much more difficult read.  Just to follow each story as a read without seeing it would have been much more complex.  I know some people in Hollywood who read it and they did find the script very difficult to read, but having read the book, every character comes up.  You know who they are and which story they're