It Took Me A While To Feel

I Personally Would Rather Raise My Child In New York. It Seems Like It Would Be Easier To Make Sure She Or He Gets A Whole Bunch Of Experience And Understanding Of The World. But, People In General Think It's Easier To Raise A Kid When You Don't Have So Much Stuff In Your Face.

There's Not A Lot Of Room Anymore For What I Call 'made-up' Drama. The Drama Comes From Real Places Now - Marriage Takes Work And Focus, The Kid Stuff Takes Patience And Commitment. And If You Don't Grow As People And As A Couple, Within All Of That, Then You've Got Some Real Drama.

What Appealed To Me About The Whole Production Is How Big It Is. I Don't Do Musicals Because I Don't Sing Very Well. But This Is The Biggest Stage Thing I'll Do That's Not A Musical.

I Have Never Played A Superhero In Real Life And I Would Imagine It Is Very Different Voiceover Is Super Easy. You Just Come In And Do A Bunch Of Versions Of It And Then The Animators And Directors On That Side Of The Movie Put Your Performance Together.

It's Something That People Relate To - And I Hope My Kid Doesn't Relate To - But There's A Level Of Believability In Playing Complex Characters. You Know, Christopher Walken Has Done Some Hilarious Comedies, De Niro. There's Great Room For Complexity And Darkness To Do Well In Comedies.