Ethan Hawke spent a decade waiting for a "great" movie-making experience after Dead Poets Society.
The 55-year-old actor got his Hollywood breakthrough in the 1989 coming-of-age film, which also starred the late Robin Williams and Robert Sean Leonard, and he praised director Peter Weir for the on-set environment, but admitted it left him with an impression of what "making a movie was like" before he eventually realised it had been a rare way of working.