I Grew Up With The White Picket

I Do Get Bottled Up In Interviews. You're Thinking About What You're Saying, And Suddenly You Get All Tangled. So People Think I'm Sullen, Or That I Don't Have Much To Say. But My Friends Will Tell You: A Lot Of Times I Talk Too Much.

It's Important To Air Your Concerns And Fears With Someone You Trust. When You're Honest About How You Can Change And Grow, And Where Your Weaknesses Are, Then You Open The Door For Improvement And Change.

It's Tough When You Started Out As Young As I Did To Look Back And See How Far I've Come. I Try To Be Easy On Myself And Go 'look Man, You Were Younger, You Were Learning; You Learn, You Grow.' But I'm Not My Best Judge. I Always Feel Like My Best Work Is Still Ahead Of Me.

I Think A Lot Of Directors, They Come Out Of Film School, They Don't Know Anything About Acting. Or They're Writers That Don't Know Anything About The Process. And I Think They're Afraid Sometimes To Talk To Actors And Be Honest With Actors.

It Seems Like A Cliche, But You Do Grow Up A Lot Faster When You Travel A Lot, Go Through Things Like This Interview, Spend Time Away From Home And Hang Around With Other Actors. It's Inevitable That You're Not Going To Have A So-called Normal Childhood.