I Did As Much As I Could

Honestly, I Think It's Dumb Luck That I'm Able To Kind Of Get Away Doing Different Types Of Films In Different Genres. There's Always A Tendency To Kind Of Stick With What Works, Or Stick With One Particular Kind Of Brand Or Movie. But So Far I've Been Getting Away With It, So I'm Going To Continue To Do That For As Long As I Can.

When I Do Comedy, My Brain Sort Of Locks Up In The Infinite Possibilities. That's Where I Get Sort Of Lost. I Think, "oh, There Are Six Other Jokes That We Could Say Here!" I Feel More At Home With Drama.

The Best Directors I've Worked With, They All Have The Same Thing In Common. They're The First To Say, 'i Don't Know.' If You Ask Them, 'how Are We Actually Pulling Off This Movie?', They'll Just Shrug And Go, 'i Have Absolutely No Idea.'

Character Acting Is A Much Braver Pursuit Than A Guy Who Runs Around And Intermittently Clenches His Jaw Muscles.

I Don't Know If You've Ever Had Insomnia, But It's A Really Terrible Feeling When It's Days And Weeks On End. It Was Kind Of Awful.