I Grew Up With The White Picket

One Of The Things I've Learned Over The Years Is That You Only Do What You Can Do As An Actor. You Do The Best Job You Can, But You Have No Control Over So Many Elements That Are Going To Determine The Outcome Of That Film. I Never Pay Attention To What Happens After.

It's A Pretty Good Job Being An Actor, But It's Work Sometimes. And When I Say Work, I Mean It's A Job. You're Going To A Job.

Obviously All Religions Get Corrupted By Man. The Initial Ideas Are Interesting But Once They Get Organized They Seem To Become About Politics And Other Things And They Get Misinterpreted. . . . Have Faith But Do The Work. Live Your Life Right. Dont Expect Things To Happen. Thats Why Im Put Off By Magical Realism.

As An Actor, You Can't Be Off The Market For Too Long.

I Think We're All Actors. There's This Friend Of Mine Who's A Great Drummer, And He Said, "i Never Thought I'd Be A Drummer, But I Got Really Good At It. I Always Feel Like I'm An Actor Playing The Drums." His Real Calling Was That He Was Going To Be A Magician. That's What He Felt Like He Wanted To Do. If You Decide To Act Like A Journalist, You'll Probably Be A Better Journalist Than Just Being A Journalist. What You're Doing Is, You're Taking The Executive Role And Stepping Outside Yourself So That You're Able To Make More Objective Decisions.