My Dad Was The Biggest Influence On

I Swear, The Bigger Your Muscles Get, The Duller You Are. You Become Fascinated With Carbs And Protein And Ripped Abs And Things That Are Just Not Interesting At All.

Any Planning That I Have In My Career Is Totally Accidental Really.

It's Very Easy To Leave When Things Go Wrong, But To Stick Around And To Basically Give Life To A Town Because Of Everything That It Gave You Generation After Generation After Generation, That To Me Is What Defines A True American.

I Don't Think I Was Particularly In Need Of Superheroes. I Never Had Any Fascination With Superman Or Spider-man Or A Batman Kind Of Character. If It Happened At All, It Was Imagined Characters That I Had Invented. My Dad Was A Role Model For Me. He Was A Fascinating Man. There Was Intrigue And Entertainment Growing Up With Him. He Gave Me An Edict That I Still Pursue: “life Should Never Be Boring."

I'm Not An Actor That Tends To Care. I Don't Ask "is This A Close Up? Is This A Master? Is This A Wide? What Are You Doing?" If I Look Up And Notice The Camera I Go "oh, It's A Big One Today, Must Be An Imax." And That's Kinda It For Me Because It Doesn't Affect What I'm Doing.