I'm Not Into Bikinis Or Other Revealing

I Always Find That 90% Of The Performance, For Me, Is About What Comes From Inside.

It's Got To Be A Challenge But At The Same Time You Have To Feel As Though You Can Play Them - It's Really Dangerous To Want To Be A Part Of Something Just Because You Think It's Going To Be Great. I've Been Sent Plenty Of Scripts Where I've Known That It's Going To Be A Great Film And A Successful One, But I Just Couldn't Convince Myself That I Was The Right Person For The Part. So, I Think You Have To Be Careful With That.

I Don't Like Working In A Studio, At All. I Just Prefer To Be On Location, Rather Than Hearing The Bells Of The Studio Going Off. It's Like Being In Las Vegas, Where No One Knows The Time And There Are No Windows.

I Used To Lift Very Heavy Weights In My Mid-twenties - I Used To Bench Press Over 300lb. The Most I Ever Lifted Was 330lb; I Couldn't Do That Today, No Way.

I Think Quite Often, Being On The New Set Is Not What You Expect. The Most Serious Film Can Be The Most Fun. The One That's Supposed To Be Fun Can Be The Most Serious. I Don't Think There Are Any Hard-and-fast Rules. I Just Think It Really Depends On Your Director And What The General Vibe Is.