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When I First Came Into Acting, I Had Great Opportunities To Make A Decent Movie. I Had A Run There In 2005, '06, '07 - For A Long Time It Was "oh, He's The Best Thing In The Movie That's Not That Good." I Started Questioning: Did I Make The Right Choice? Should I Have Stayed In Wrestling A Bit Longer? And Then Budgets Became Lower And Lower And The Pay Kinda Stayed The Same And There Wasn't A Lot Of Growth.

In My Entire Career, I've Never Cried, Consistently, Through A Movie, Ever.

Success At Anything Will Always Come Down To This: Focus & Effort. And We Control Both.

I've Been Fortunate To Have Had The Life I Had Prior To Hollywood. I Wasn't Starving, I Was Going To Eat The Next Day. I Came To Hollywood Wanting A Career That Had Longevity, And I Wasn't Afraid To Take Risks Because I Had A Dollar In The Bank. I Wasn't Driven By Money As Much As I Was Driven By Making A Successful Transition. And I Was Smart Enough To Know That I Certainly Didn't Have All The Answers And I Needed To Surround Myself With Smart People And Be Willing To Take Risks And Be Willing To Fail.