As An Actor, You're Trained

The Role Of My Agent Has Just Been To Get Me In The Room. If I Can Get In The Room - Say The Character Is Just A Charming Man Who Lives Next Door - Then I'll Walk In There And Be As Charming As I Can And They Will Think To Themselves, 'i Don't See Why We Can't Cast Him.

I Tend To Stay Away From The Comics.

The Adrenaline Feeling Of Jumping Out Of Cliffs And Bikes And All Of That Is Very Specific To The Film. In 'pac Rim' I'm Not Doing That So Much. There Isn't That Touch Stonework For Me In It, But There Is A Lot Of Action.

Some Directors Hand Over Portions Of Their Movie To Their Head Of Department To The Point Where It's Like, "i'm Not Going To Talk To You About The Costumes, But I'm Going To Let You Talk To The Expert." Rather Than, "you Want To Talk Stitching, Let's Talk Stitching. You Want To Talk Grade Of Leather? Let's."

I Get Criticized For Taking Roles In Films Like Ghost Rider 2, But If You Look At My Résumé, Dude, I've Mixed It Up As Much As I Can.