I Have A Lot Of Ideas That

To Act With A Tennis Ball And Imagine It's A Tentacle, Or If You're In Some Kind Of Wilderness Film And You Go, 'okay, We Can't Have A Grizzly Bear Here, But Imagine When You Step Over The Rock There There's A Grizzly Bear.' I Don't Know. They're Tough Moments.

I'm Hardly Digging Trenches For A Living. I'm Getting To Tap Into My Boyhood Fantasies Of Being A Larger-than-life Character.

When People Are Really Great At What They Do There Is No Aggression Because They Are Comfortable In Their Own Skin. They Know Themselves Well Enough That You Don't Have Anything To Prove.

The Biggest Difference For Me Is Momentum. On A Smaller Film You Get To Shoot Sometimes Four Or Five Scenes A Day And You've Got To Do The Tight Schedule. I Think I Really Feel The Luxuries Of A Big Budget Film.

I Often Times Find With Movies That The Heavier The Onscreen Situation Is, The More Levity There Is Off Screen. It's Almost Out Of Necessity.