I Grew Up With The White Picket

I Know This Sounds Kind Of Crazy, But I Think We're All Actors.

I Grew Up With The White Picket Fence. My Dad Went To Work Nine To Five, And He Had A Station Wagon.

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.