I'm Not One Of Those Actors Who

If You Want A Film And They Don't Want You, Sometimes You Have To Go Fight For It. Sometimes That Ends Up Just Being A Meeting Really, Just Sitting Down With Them And Just Saying Here Is My Vision For It And Here Is Why I Really Love It. But For The Most Part, I Think Filmmakers Gravitate Towards People That Are Excited - As Excited As They Are About The Film And As Passionate About It. So Sometimes Going After It Isn't So Much A Function Of Auditioning As It Is Just Sitting Down With The Filmmaker.

You Can Be Deported Back To Canada, Absolutely, For A Shockingly Minor Infraction. Little Bar Fight. Next Thing You Know You Are Back In Sascatchuan. Which I'm Not From, Thank God... But It Did Concern Me.

I Don't Think You Can Help But Personalize A Role. You Almost Play To None Of The Preconceived Notions Of It. It's More Or Less A Personal Experience And Journey.

It's Just That... Working On Green Lantern, I Saw How Difficult It Is To Make That Concept Palatable, And How Confused It All Can Be When You Don't Really Know Exactly Where You're Going With It Or You Don't Really Know How To Access That World Properly - That World Comic Book Fans Have Been Accessing For Decades And Falling In Love With.

I Love Canada. It Makes A Nice Hat For America. When America Runs Out Of Water, It's The First Place I'll Go.