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The Only Way Anyone Knows Which Girl I'm With Is If A One-night Stand Goes On 'howard Stern.'

The First Thing That Happens Is The Cleansing Of The Former Character. I Don't Think A Lot Of Actors Talk About It, But There Is Usually A Process Where You Essentially Purge Yourself Of The Character Played Prior To The Movie. Then You Want To Think About What The Character Represents, And You Write Down All Of The Elements About This Character And Then Take The Time To Find Some Synchronicity And Start Breathing The Character.

When Lucas Was Doing Star Wars, He Didn't Have A 50 Million Person Facebook Following Where He Could Just Sift Through Feedback To Try To Get An Idea For What He Was Going To Do Next. It's A Luxury We Have Today.

I Grew Up The Son Of An Acting Teacher But I've Never Been Really Good At Articulating What That Process Is. It Was Always A Bit More Internal.

I Enjoy Playing A Quintessential Antihero. There's Something Therapeutic About Playing Such Characters. I Know It Sounds Corny But I Feel Like I Learn About Myself When I Play That Characters.