Gordon-Levitt 'super proud' of film

Joseph Gordon-Levitt has revealed that he is really chuffed with his directorial debut, Don Jon's Addiction.

The Dark Knight Rises star has also written the script for the black comedy, in which he plays the lead role of a "modern-day Don Juan".

"It's a dark comedy, I guess you could call it, and I'm super proud of it. We're editing it right now," he told Collider, without giving further details about when it would premiere.

Scarlett Johansson, Julianne Moore and Brie Larson also star in the film, which is expected to be released in 2013.

"I wrote the part for Scarlett Johansson and she liked the script enough to do it. She's fantastic in it. Julianne Moore is in it, she's also really fantastic in it," he added.

Joseph, who stars in sci-fi thriller Looper alongside Bruce Willis and Emily Blunt, said he has been inspired by the filmmakers he has collaborated with such as Rian Johnson, Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg.

"The good directors I've worked with have that balance between really having done their homework but also being flexible enough to change on the day," he explained.

"Rian is a director who comes at it with a well-thought through vision but at the same time, he's really open to spontaneity and collaboration. In that way, he's quite similar to Chris Nolan and Steven Spielberg, I found."