If People Want To See Me In

I Would Say Whisky Or Pills. Not Both Because That Can Have Disastrous Consequences.

I Hear Actors Complain About Being Stereotyped, And A Lot Of The Time, You Have Yourself To Blame. Just Don't Take The Part If You Feel Like It's A Stereotypical Part For You. You Have Control Over Your Life. We Don't Have The Old Studio System, Where You Have To Do What They Tell You.

When I First Joined Sag, There Was Another John Reilly. My Dad Was John Reilly, Too, But Growing Up I Was John John. Nobody In Life Calls Me John C. It's More Like, "hey You, Step Brother!"

A Lot Of People That Make Films Say, 'we Need This Kind Of Character. Who's Done It Before? Get Them To Do It Again.' That Is Exactly What Actors Are Pushing Against. It's Kind Of A Cliche To Talk About Being Stereotyped In That Way, But It Happens.

I'm Much More Character Based. I Try To Just Be Really Committed To What I'm Doing.