Our Problem Is Civil Obedience

I Was Never That Much A Focus Of Interest That I Became A 'thing' At An Earlier Point In My Career. I'm Aware Of Having Become A 'thing' Now, Which Doesn't Give Me A Lot Of Pleasure.

I Think It's Still Hard For Me To Turn Down Work If It's Really Good Because For So Many Years I Was Desperate To Get A Job And Couldn't, So I Think It's Anathema For Me To Turn Down Work If I Think It's Really Good.

I Started Really Young, Like 12 Or 13, And Then I Started Doing School Plays. We Had A Really Good Drama Department, So The Kind Of Drama-geek Stigma Wasn't Really There In My High School.

As For Poker, I've Stayed Away From That, Even Though When I Was In Vegas For Ocean's Eleven, I Would Get Accosted By These Guys Begging Me To Play. They Just Want To Take My Money. They See Me, Think 'actor' And See Some Easy Money.

All You Have In The End Is To Look Back And Like The Choices You've Made.