I Like To Think That

On Playing Batman And His Daughter: If I Was Doing The Sequel To Frozen I Would Be A Hero. My Two Older Daughters Could Give A Sh-t About Batman And They've Now Passed That Affection Onto My Son. He's Always Like, 'papa, Can I Watch Frozen?' And I'm Like, 'no, Dude, It's Not On Again!'.

I Love Being A Father, It's Wonderful. It's Changed My Life. All The Clichés Are True.

I Recognize That Hollywood Is Not About Seniority. Often It's Not Even A Meritocracy. It's About What You Did Yesterday. You Have A Couple Of Misses, And Suddenly It's Impossible To Find A Hit. So The Swings Are Gigantic. But I've Always Understood It As Such, And Navigated It As Such.

I Think I'd Rather Tell The Truth And Say What I Believe In And Make People Unhappy Than Sort Of Pretend To Think Something Else To Accommodate Them And Try To Be Liked. That's Just The Way It Goes And I Don't Think I'm Any Great Champion Of Anything, But If They're Going To Put Me On A Show, I'm Going To Say What I Think.

You Have To Look Also To The Media, Where You Have A Vast Majority Of The Loudest And Most Influential Political Voices In America Media From People Who Came From The Entertainment World.