For A Kid Who's Lost His Mom

I'm Able To Leave Don Draper At Work. I'm Quite Dissimilar From Him In Real Life

It's Definitely Nerve-racking To Be The Center Of Attention. I'm Not The Kind Of An Actor That Just Craves Attention 24-7 - But It's Part Of The Deal. You're The Leader On The Set

I Played Winnie The Pooh In First Grade. I Was An Early Adopter Of Standing In Front Of People And Looking Like An Idiot.

Any Time You're Making A Movie, All You Want To Do Is Reduce The Variables Of Things That Could Possibly Go Wrong. I Think That's Why We Work With The Same People Over And Over Again.

Men Ruled The Roost And Women Played A Subservient Role [in The 1960s]. Working Wives Were A Rarity, Because Their Place Was In The Home, Bringing Up The Kids. The Women Who Did Work Were Treated As Second-class Citizens Because It Was A Male-dominated Society. That Was A Fact Of Life Then. But It Wouldn't Be Tolerated Today, And That's Quite Right In My Book... People Look Back On Those Days Through A Thick Veil Of Nostalgia, But Life Was Hard If You Were Anything Other Than A Rich, Powerful, White Male.