It's A Hard Concept For

When I Grew Up, I Lived In The Ghettos Of Hollywood; It Was The Most Disgusting Place To Be. I Was Known As The Crazy Little Kid. I Did Impressions. Then I Realized That's Not What I Want To Do. I Don't Want To Be A Comedian To Please Other People.

People Always Ask, 'was It Fun? Was It Fun Working On A Movie?' I Don't Know If That's The Operative Word. It Is Challenging And Interesting And All Those Other Things, But Fun Isn't Always.

We Were Both [ With Russel Crowe] Hand-plucked To Do [the Quick And The Death]. He Had Done Romper Stomper And I Had Done Gilbert Grape And So We Were Hand- Plucked To Do This Big Budget Film. So We Were Both Very Bright-eyed And Bushy-tailed.

I Was Always The Kid In School Who Tried To Get Attention, Not Necessarily The Class Clown, But I'd Do Little Unexpected Performances.

Drugs? Every One Has A Choice And I Choose Not To Do Drugs.