Things Could Be Worse. You Remember That,

I Think Of Being An Actor As Kind Of A Young Man's Gig. It's Emasculating, In A Way, People Messing With You And Putting Make-up On You And Telling You When To Wake Up And When To Go To Sleep, Holding Your Hand To Cross The Street. I Can Do It Up To A Certain Point, And Then I Start To Feel Like A Puppet.

I'm Always Happier And A Better Actor When I Can Really Lose Myself In A Character And Become Somebody Else.

My Dad Was An Architect, And He Wasn't A Rich Guy, But In Our Little World In Philadelphia He Was Famous. He Loved To See His Picture In The Paper. I Wanted To Be More Famous Than Him.

They Took 3-d Digital Photographs Of My Entire Body. I Had To Pose Stark Naked, Assuming A Kind Of Spider-man Position. After A Minute, One Of The Technicians Pointed To My Genitals And Said, Um, We're Not Getting Enough Data There ... It Wasn't What You Think. It Turns Out That The Fancy Digital Camera Doesn't Pick Up Dark Areas Too Well, And They Were Having Trouble Because Of The Hair Down There. I Actually Had To Spray On This Highlighter Stuff. (on Having Digital Photos Taken For The Invisible Man Role In The Film Hollow Man)

I Felt As If I Was The Brunt Of Some Massive Joke At My Expense: Can You Believe This Loser Can Be Connected To Marlon Brando And Katharine Hepburn? But Through The Years I Have Learned To Tolerate And Sometimes Embrace The Idea. People Have Asked Me If I Consider It An Honour. Well, All It Indicates Is That I've Been In A Lot Of Movies With A Lot Of People. And Besides That There Are Plenty Of Other Actors That Would Work.