Our Q&A using the Equine from 'War Horse'

Hello. It is the Friday mid-day before Christmas and when my office is anything much like your office, it's pretty empty at this time. Odds are, you are not really at work. Odds are you won't ever look at this because you are on the plane or train to somewhere that you simply either love (or dislike) for that holiday weekend. But when you're at the office, you might be battling to locate something which causes it to be seem like you're keeping busy. Hey, me, too! You don't need to piss from the boss before a lengthy weekend, right? With this, I authored an item by which I make believe you interview Joey, the equine from 'War Equine.' Because despite the fact that this really is utter nonsense, it seems to everybody else around my desk like I am doing actual work. So, happy holidays, nobody that's reading through this. It's nice to satisfy you, War Equine can one phone you Joey? Neigh. OK, then! Are you currently excited for the movie to be released? Neigh. Oh, well that's disappointing. Did you need to do any special learning preparation with this film? Neigh. Have you like dealing with Steven Spielberg? Neigh. You will know you are the very first actor to ever say "no" to that particular question, right? Neigh. Oh, really. Cure did not like dealing with Spielberg? It's Christian Bale, is not it? Neigh. Eric Bana? Neigh. Moving forward: Do you consider the socio-economic message of 'War Horse' has any parallels whatsoever towards the economic recession that we are now facing in early twenty-first century? Neigh. Curious. You do too a minimum of think 'War Horse' shows the evil of war, be it fought against in trenches or, like today, with tactics varying from unmanned drones to terrorism? Neigh. Is 'War Horse' about anything? Neigh. It's my job to don't request personal questions, But you will find individuals persistent gossips in regards to you and Uggie from 'The Artist.' Are individuals true? Neigh. Can One feed an apple? Neigh. Bad. There's an earnestness to 'War Horse' that's almost shocking when in comparison towards the cynicism in our current world. Do you consider the planet would be a better devote 1914, from the moralistic perspective? Neigh. Therefore it is better now, in our? Neigh. To be sure, you will find always shades of gray throughout any era. Interesting time, War Equine, it had been a pleasure to satisfy you. You also. You are able to contact Mike Ryan on Twitter [Photo: DreamWorks] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook