I Assume Everything I Do In Life

As An Actor, You Tell Part Of A Story. As A Writer, You Get More Of Telling That Story. But As A Director, They're Seeing The World Through Your Eyes.

If I Ever Over Hear People Saying I Give Off An 'ed Harris Type Of Sexy Vibe.' I'll Be Pretty Psyched.

'funny People' Is My Favorite Performance Of Myself To Date. Even Though It's A Comedy And There Are Serious Moments, I Really Felt Like Leo Felt Like A Real Person. It Didn't Feel Like I Was Playing Myself. Whether It's A Comedy Or Drama, I Just Try To Make It As Realistic As Possible.

As A Writer, I Haven't Delved Into Dramatic Writing. As An Actor, I Could Always, Even More So Than Comedy, Do Drama. When You Do Your Comedy And Your Drama, Your Acting Style Doesn't Change. If It's A Comedy, The Situations And The Characters Might Be A Little Funnier, But You're Just Trying To Be Honest.

I Think Morality Is So Individual And Personal, And People Draw Their Own Lines Of What That Means For Them.