I Have Respect For Beer.

I've Always Found It To Be A Privilege To Make Movies. It's A Really Expensive, Creative Medium. And People Allow Me To Do It, And There Are Things That I Can Do As An Actor That I Couldn't Do In Any Other Walk Of Life.

It's Such An Intimate Experience, Being A Director, Artistically. It's Deep And It's Satisfying And It's Wonderful, On So Many Levels, But It's Also Really Scary.

My Definition [of Genius] Would Be About Being Completely Involved In Your Art Form. So That's Outside Of Sciences. Within The Arts It's About Taking People On A Journey, Being Able To Involve Me Completely-whether You're Singing A Song, Whether It's In The Theater, Whether You're Dancing-if You Can Make Me Forget I'm Sitting In A Seat, That's My Definition Of Genius.

Like Everyone Else, I've Had Moments When I've Felt That I've Been Losing My Grip.

Whenever I Hear An American Say Aussies Drive On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' I Just Lose It. You Ever Think About How Those People Grew Up Driving On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' Watched A Lot Of People Get Hurt On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' Die On The 'wrong Side Of The Road,' While Other People Cheered From The 'right Side Of The Road'? Australia Has A Thing Called Highway Fights, So It's Touchy.