As A Kid I Read Jules Verne,

More Often Than Not, The Experience Of Shooting The Movie Has Been Disappointing And The End Product Has Been A Mere Shadow Of What I Hoped It Would Be. But Immersing Myself In The Story - That's What I Like Best Of All.

Being An Actor, Imitating To The Point Of Inhabiting The Lives Of Others, May Simply Be A Way Of Continuing To Do What I Learned To Do As A Boy - To Travel, Mentally And Physically.

It's Amazing To Me That Glenn Beck Can Be On The Cover Of 'time,' And There Can Be A Whole Article About Him Basically Saying, 'well, You Know, He's Controversial.' It's Like, 'no, He's A Dangerous Idiot Who Needs The Help Of A Good Psychiatrist!'

We All Have Secrets, Some Secrets Bigger Than Others, Is A Normal Human Thing.

When I Make A Movie, I Don't Break It Down And Analyze It. I Could But It Would Get In The Way Of Doing A Job - On Instinct Based On All The Research We Did Going In. You Want To Trust Yourself And Your Director And Your Acting Partners In The Circumstances You're Shooting. I Don't Like To Have Any Kind Of Overview.