
In this sneak peek, actor John Cusack talks with Soledad O'Brien for "Starting Point" about his upcoming role in the adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven," and explains why he was lucky to make it big after being a child actor in Hollywood.
In this preview clip, Cusack talks about the process of working in "The Raven" and explains sometimes it's hard to disconnect oneself from a character.
"With Poe, you immerse yourself in his stories and his vibe," Cusack says. "He had such a tragic life. He lost his mother to tuberculosis, lost his step mother, lost his wife. He was a haunted man. I think you have ot immerse yourself in that."
Cusack says it was also hard to return to everyday life after living in such darkness. "I felt a bit like a vampire when I was done," he says.
Watch Soledad's full interview with John Cusack on "Starting Point" Wednesday, April 18th at 7am Eastern.


What happend to CNN's balanced approach? Wall Street Joirnal, Tea Party and
Will Bain all on one show?????? I llifve in LA surrounded by super religious and super conservative people. PLEASE
I would love to see Mr. Cusak do an adaptation of "Silence" by Edgar Lee Masters
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-777607
Betty Kiel