Devils Don't Come From Hell

People Think, 'you're An Actor, You Can Afford Clothes,' But I Just Try To Take The Clothes From The Movie, Which Makes The Selecting Of Film Projects That Much More Difficult, Because You Try To Play Characters That Might Wear Something You'd Want To Wear.

Every Character I Play Has To Be The Hero Of His Own Story, The Way We're All Heroes Of Our Own Lives.

I Know Some Amazing Actors Who Are Not Mortified Every Moment Of The Day, So My Feeling Is That Maybe You Don't Have To Be A Wreck To Be Good.

When Playing A Role, I Would Feel More Comfortable, As You're Given A Prescribed Way Of Behaving. So, Both Facebook And Theatre Provide Contrived Settings That Provide The Illusion Of Social Interaction.

[as An Actor] You're Looking To Crawl Into An Anonymous Fictional Person's Skin, But Then You Have The Ironic Obligation To Promoting The Movie In Such A Public Way That It Almost Undermines The Initial Intention Of Going Under The Radar.