I'd Rather Have A Small Part In

I Was Feeling Real Good And Real Manly. Until A Real Cowboy Walked By And Told Me I Had My Hat On Backwards. So Much For My Career As A Cowboy.

To Be Perfectly Honest With You, I Was Partying A Lot In School. I Didn't Have Any Good Study Habits From High School Because I Just Kind Of Got By On Being A Jock.

Johnny Ringo To Me Was Just The Best Antagonist That I've Ever Played, Because I Played Him As A Guy Who Has A Death Wish And Had Done Everything That He Wanted In Life. As Far As He Was Concerned, A Gun Fight Was About As Exciting As It Was Going To Get.

When I Was A Kid I Used To Go To The Movies, Double Features In Outdoor Theaters, And My Parents Used To Take Us To See Like, 'cat On A Hot Tin Roof' Or Something Like That, With Elizabeth Taylor.

I Saw 'taxi Driver,' And 'taxi Driver' Kind Of Saved My Life. The Scene Where Robert De Niro Is Looking At Himself In The Mirror Saying, 'you Talkin' To Me? You Talkin' To Me? Who The Hell Else Are You Talkin' To?' That's The Scene That Changed My Life By Changing My Attitude About Acting.