I Suppose I Will Try To Enjoy

First The Movie, The Actual Playing Of The Role And Trying To Deliver What Everybody Wanted. Then, When The Film Came Out, There Was Instant Fame. I Was Just A Kid From Sweden, I Didn't Know What Was Going On.

I Never Came With A Conscious Plan To Replace Anyone Else. Stallone Does Feel That Way. He Is A Real Tough Guy In Real Life, And He Gets To Act That Out. If You Meet Him And Work With Him, He Is What He Is. He Is A Guy That Works Out Every Day.

You Know Which Guys Are Doing Steroids And Which Ones Aren't. I Don't Judge Anybody. Everybody Has Their Own Life And People Do What They Want. It's Like Smoking Pot. If You Experiment With It, It Doesn't Mean You're The Devil, And It Doesn't Mean You've Ruined Your Body. It Just Means You Tried It.

I Mean There's Still Also An Element Of The Audience Looking For Role Models. In My Day, When I Started, If You Were An Action Hero, You Were A Little Bit Of A Role Model Like The Person.

It Was Fun To Talk Too Much [as Jebediah Woodley], To Keep Running Your Mouth Whether The Other Characters Want To Hear It Or Not. That's Part Of What Made This Guy Fun.