Until Ace Ventura, No Actor Had Considered

Some Nights It Was A Melee, Literally, Where I'd Be Standing Trying To Defend Myself For What I Was Doing. People Would Be Screaming At Me To Do My Old Act, And Getting Actually Violent And Angry At Me.

As Far As I'm Concerned, Everything Bad That Happens In The World Stems From The Same Place, They're People Who Don't Feel Important.

I Think That There's A Natural Attraction To Enigmatic Characters, People That Have Decided To Make A Decision In Their Lives To Live Differently Than Everyone Else. That's A Very Attractive Quality That Also Happens To Be Good For Filmmaking, People That Have Their Own Point Of View And Aren't Looking At Things The Same Way As Everyone Else.

I've Never Been One To Sit Back And Go, 'i'd Better Do What The Audience Wants Me To Do, Because I Don't Want To Lose Them.'

Comedic Actors Can Be Looked At As A Lower Form Because We Have To Put Ourselves In A Lower Place Than Most Of The Audience. I Think Lofty Emotions Are Somehow Considered More Special. The Best Stories In The World To Me Are The Ones That Elicit A Real Emotion, But Have Humour.