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I Never Studied Dance, But If You Look At 'wild At Heart,' My Mother Saw That Movie And Said, 'you Are A Dancer. Look At How You're Moving: All That Strange Energy Is Like Modern Dance.'

With My Name In Cement, I Feel Actualised. - On Cementing His Hand Prints On Sunset Boulevard

I'm Not Really Interested In Playing Famous People. I Prefer To Create Characters. And I Hope I Have An Exciting Enough Life That Somebody Might Make A Movie About That One Day. I Don't Want To Make Movies About Other People. I Was Once Approached About Playing Salvador Dali, Which I Thought Would've Been Fun Until I Found Out That He Was Proud Of Kicking A Blind Man Across The Street. So, I Decided, I Didn't Want To Play That Guy. So, I Think I'll Just Keep It The Way It Is.

With Every Action Oriented Or Adventure Film, There's Going To Be A Moment When Every Actor Becomes A Stuntman And Every Stuntman Becomes An Actor. You Try To Do As Much Of It As You Can, But Inevitably The Studio Wants You To Finish The Movie. So You've Got To Slow Down And You're Really Got To Defer To Your Team To Make Sure You Do.

Most Of My Favourite Moments In Film Have Been When I've Had An Opportunity To Say Something From Scratch, Something Original, Whether I Jotted Down A Few Lines Or It Came Out In Improvisation.