I'm Stubborn. I'm Hardheaded. I Don't Do

I Think There Are Three Types Of Actors. There Are The Ones That Do The Ego Thing, Which Is "i'm Never Going To Look Bad In A Movie, Ever." This Is Mostly The Action Film Dudes, Like, "nah, Hell No. He Ain't Punchin' Me! I'd Whoop His Ass!" Then You've Got The Activist Type Who Bases Their Decisions In The Development Of A Character On What It Symbolizes To Society - What The Ethical Code Is. And Then The Third Type Is A True Thespian Who Doesn't Give A Flying Rat's Ass What It Is As Long As It's Deep, Powerful, And Painful, And They Will Dive In Headfirst. I Really Respect Those People.

I'd Stare Up At The Sky And Just Dream A Lot. Still Do. I Dreamed That I Didn't Belong Here, That I Was Going To Travel A Lot.

The Roughest Thing Was Learning The Realities Of The World At Such A Young Age. I Was 10 Or 11, Going To Church, Hearing The Adults Standing On The Podium Talking About World Affairs, About History, About War, And How America Was Founded.

I Just Never Felt Like I Belonged Anywhere. I Always Had A Stick With A Little Knapsack Attached.

You Can Keep Knocking Me Down Forever, I'll Keep Getting Up And Trying.