Folks Can Believe What They Like But

My Craziest On-set Story Comes From During The Goonies, When I Came Up To Spielberg And Said That I Wanted To Climb The Walls Of The Tunnels And That It Represented My Mother's Womb, For Some Odd Reason. I Was Reading Stanislawski At The Time And Spielberg's Response Was "why Don't You Just Act."

You Have No Idea, Especially In Green Screen, What Movie You're Doing. You Really Don't. And Then, You See The Movie And You're Like, "oh, My God, I'm On A Cliff Right Now! I'm Having Sex Right Now! I Thought I Was Dancing."

I'm Very Happy To Be Involved With Great Filmmakers.

'w.' Is Not Necessarily A Political Film, But It Was Sort Of A Contrasting Reality For Me To Get Into George W. Bush As A Character Because Of How I Felt About His Administration Before I Started Making The Film.

Football? Forget It. I Didn't Have That Thing Inside Me Where I Wanted To Smash Against Somebody And Watch Them Break. I Was Too Sensitive For That And Disliked Being That Sensitive.