I'm Not One Of Those Actors Who

I Don't Think It's Necessarily 100-percent True. But Comic Books Have Infiltrated The Mainstream Hollywood In Ways That I Don't Think I Ever Would Have Seen Or Thought Imaginable A While Ago. But It's Also Cyclical. You Saw It In The '80s When It Became Kind Of Huge Again. And Then It Disappears For A While, Then It Comes Back Again, Then It Disappears For A While. So Yeah, There's Something About That.

My Very Worst Day On 'green Lantern' Was Nowhere Near As Difficult As My Finest Day On 'buried.'

When I Was Younger, I Was Reticent To Be Vulnerable On Camera And Everything I Was Doing Was Just A Really Finely Honed Defense Mechanism From When I Was A Kid, And I Was Now Using This To Make A Living On Camera.

You Have To Really Make Sure That Every Moment Means Something, And That Every Moment, There's A Purpose For It. And Then You Have To Blend It All Together Without It Looking Like You're Really Focusing On It. That, To Me, Was The Magic Trick That Was Most Difficult For The Film [buried].

Well, I Came Down To La Initially To Join The Groundlings, Which Is An Improv Comedy Group. I Didn't Get In, Of Course, Becaue I'm Not A Part Of The Groundlings. I Just Assumed That I Could Walk In And Take Over. So They Said: "hit The Road Jack." And I Ended Up Getting An Agent Instead. They Sent Me Out On A Couple Of Leads And I Ended Up On A Sitcom And Van Wilder Thereafter And Then Pantsless With Sandra Bullock.