BODY OF LIES
''They're both internal. Leo, for a guy who's 33, he's been acting since he was 9. He's been at it for a long time. You're dealing with an old head. Their processes are very similar — all about the character. It's looking at the path ahead in the story. A lot of our work is done around the table. We'll sit around a table at a hotel somewhere just talking through things. The logic of this, the logic of that. The accent, if it has a little touch of Texas or a little touch of Arkansas. 'What do you think about this?' — and they'll do a little demo. They really start to take on, and believe, the character they're playing.'' —Director Ridley Scott, on how stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe worked together while making this thriller about shady CIA double and triple crosses in the war on terror

(In theaters October 10)