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I Approach Every Film I Do In The Same Way, Whether It's An Action Film Or Not An Action Film. I Guess If A Certain Physicality Lends Itself To Action, But I Started Acting Before I Reached Puberty. I Was 7 Years Old When I Started Acting. It Wasn't Until I Became A Bouncer In New York.

I Would Love To Do More Science Fiction. I Always Envisioned The Riddick Franchise As A Continuing Mythology, So I Always Imagined That There Would Be Many Other Films To Follow.

I Don't Know When The Last Time Was That Steven Spielberg Or George Lucas Made A Movie With Universal, But I Can Tell You That Universal Is Leading The Charge. They're Looking At Film Differently. They're Planning Ahead In A Way That I've Never Seen A Studio Do Before. They're Believing In A Relationship Between Fan And Film Franchise, In A New Way. They're More Receptive To An Audience, In Part Because Of Social Media, In A Way We've Never Been Allowed.

Riddick Is An Antihero. He's The Quintessential Antihero. We All Know How Much I Love Antiheroes. It Takes You 45 Minutes In The Movie Just For Riddick To Understand The Word "heroism," Let Alone For Anyone To Hope That He Can Be Heroic.

The Only Way Anyone Knows Which Girl I'm With Is If A One-night Stand Goes On 'howard Stern.'