Cat Lovers Turn Into Cat Collectors.

Here's The Thing About Movies, All Movies End Up On Television. That's Their Life. Whether You Like It Or Not, I Don't Care How Much Money You Spend On It, Or How Big Or Broad The Film Is, Or Who The Actors Are In It, Eventually It's All Coming Out Of The Box.

Same Job, Whether It's Comedy Or Drama. Regardless Of The Weight Of The Role, I Feel Like The Job Is Always Kind Of The Same. Who Is This Person? What's This Guy Here, And How Is He Playing With This Thing, And What's He Trying To Say? And What's The Volley With All These Other People Around Him?

I Went Door-to-door Selling Cable Television Subscriptions When I Was In College. I Found It Incredibly Difficult, Doing That Kind Of Sales Work. I Would Have Thought I'd Be Good At It, But I Wasn't. It's So Easy In Acting. Everything Falls Into Place When They Write That You're A Salesman. People Just Say Yes, And Then It's Great.

There Is A Gambling Element To Being Somebody Who Is Going To Take On The Job Of Constantly Trying To Represent And Prop Up People Who Might Be Somewhat Shady. That Notion Is Probably Part Of How They Got The Rap. But, I Have To Find The Balance Of Being Colorful, Being At Times Despicable, And Also Being Somebody Who Does Believe In Something.

I've Always Thought Mexico City Was Incredibly Dynamic.