"I wanted to make a film where you were emotionally moved at the end, you felt satisfied but then you walked outside afterwards and thought 'what the hell happened?'" -Paul Haggis (Director)

"It's not like when you go see a vampire movie and it's scary for an hour and a half and then you go about your life. You know, hopefully the themes in this movie continue to make you think." -Ti West (Director)

"I don't think I could have done House of Cards if I haven't spent the last 10 years doing theater."

"All that emotional and intellectual intelligence, combined with the technical wherewithal that (Philip Seymour Hoffman) had, is on that screen. So I feel very lucky." -John Slattery

"It's got a lot of heart to it and there's a lot of funny moments so we're really happy that people are kind of recognizing that and enjoying it for that reason."

"I wasn't focused as much on the 'how to' of farming as much as the 'who' of farming. Who are these people that are growing our food?"

"This was kind of the last, ultimate attempt...if this is going to be how we pay the bills, making movies, then we have to make this one count."

"As you write a film you always have the film in your head, beginning to end, edited perfectly... Locke is as close as I've ever got to a film being exactly how I imagined it."