Talk about how his relationship with Sandra Bullock's character changes. In the beginning, he doesn't really acknowledge her or see her as a woman so much as he does an FBI agent and peer. If there is any degree of sexual magnetism, it's buried deep, deep within, and it doesn't really emerge until she goes through a kind of physical transformation. On the surface, that seems superficial, but it's a sexual and emotional transformation that occurs after the physical one, where she lets her wall and her guard down a little and allows him to see something else inside her. You and Sandy seem to have very good chemistry on-screen.
Chemistry is a funny thing.
Maybe what that's about is the ease with which we work together. It certainly makes it fun and interesting. I had the chance to work with her years ago in Demolition Man , so we had a fun shoot. Doubles were standing by, but unfortunately for them, they were meant to sit on the sidelines the whole day because Sandy and I are ruthlessly competitive with each other. It had to be choreographed like a dance.