The Stunts On The Ground I Can

It's Just That... Working On Green Lantern, I Saw How Difficult It Is To Make That Concept Palatable, And How Confused It All Can Be When You Don't Really Know Exactly Where You're Going With It Or You Don't Really Know How To Access That World Properly - That World Comic Book Fans Have Been Accessing For Decades And Falling In Love With.

I Remember Exiting The Birth Canal And Suddenly I Was In A Film. But You Are Never Really In Charge Of That. The Movie Came Out About Five Or Six Months Ago In America. It Was Miramax In The States And Disney Here [fakes Falling Asleep]. What Happened. I Love Working For Disney, Not Walt Specifically Because He Couldn't Be More Dead, But The Company Is Fantastic.

People Have Their Complexities. They Have Their Heroic Moments And Their Villainous Moments, Too.

I Can't Say I've Ever Finished A Film And Been Particularly Thrilled With Myself Or Patted Myself On The Back. And Maybe That's What Keeps Me Going, And That's A Good Thing. It Speaks Volumes About How I Perceive Myself.

I Think We Know Too Much About Actors As It Is And Their Personal Lives And It's This Information Age Where We're Stimulated Constantly By The Celebrity Buzz Effect Or Whatever It Is, These Web Sites And Blogs And Different Things.