I Never Once Regretted Doing "true Detective".

I Do Enjoy Reading Some Science Fiction.

It Can Be A Bit Annoying If Another Actor Is Trying To Talk To The Director And The Wife Is Sitting On His Lap.

I Was Well Aware Of That When I Heard They Were Remaking 'total Recall.' My First Reaction Was: 'ewww, Really Okay?' And The Director Said You Should Really Look At It, The Script Is Good. I Had Already Done A Remake. I Had Just Finished 'fright Night.' When I Heard About That Being Remade, I Had A Whole Ego Thing... Remake?. 'that Is So Uncool! I Loved The Original, I Can't Possibly Do That.

I Think There Were Six Or Eight Weeks Between 'total Recall' And 'seven Psychopaths.' I Was At Home In Los Angeles For 'seven Psychopaths,' So It Was The First Time I Had Worked From My House Here So It Was Great To Be Around The Kids.

The Level Of Backlash [for The True Detective] Was Kind Of Fascinating And Not Fully Shocking Because I Know What The World Of The Internet Is And How It's A Platform To Project Their Greatest Anger And Frustrations. But It's Also A Place Where People Can Wax Lyrical And Be Effusive In Their Glowing Fondness Of Something.