If People Want To See

I Considered A Lot Of Different Jobs As A Kid. I Thought About Becoming A Priest Or A Lawyer. My Father Had A Big Linen-supply Business And I Considered Working For Him. What Dawned On Me Was: 'if I'm An Actor, I Get To Do The Fun Parts Of Every Job!' Without Having To Go To Four Years Of Law School.

My Family Are All Storytellers, And I Think I Inherited A Lot More Of That Gene Than Other People In My Family. I Guess I Was Fun To Have Around.

For A Long Time, It Was Like I Was Part Of Some Special Forces Unit: I'd Land, Meet Everyone, Five Minutes Later I'd Have To Do Some Amazing Work, Then - Boom! - I'm Out Again. You Know, Playing Supporting Parts Takes Courage.

Acting's All About The Confidence You Exude, Especially On Film. I Mean, Nervousness Isn't Attractive In Anyone, But A Film Camera Will Seek It Out And Punish You.

I'm Aware Of How Lucky I Am. Being Able To Make Pretty Good Money, And Get To Do A Lot Of Fun Work, And At The Same Time I'm Not Besieged By Photographers.