I Remember That Coming To America Was

It's Just A Moment That Doesn't Feel 100-percent Truthful, A Kind Of A Square Peg/round Hole Situation. Which Is Why The Preproduction On A Movie Is So Important, Because You Can't Just Push Those Through.

I Think Some Of The Best Movie Stars In The World Are Guys Who Stay In Their Lane. You Can Lose An Audience If You Start Saying, "now I Really Want To Do Something That Is Just For Me, But On A Massive Scale." That's A Dangerous Mix.

I Feared Disappointing My Father More Than Anything In The World.

I Remember Exiting The Birth Canal And Suddenly I Was In A Film. But You Are Never Really In Charge Of That. The Movie Came Out About Five Or Six Months Ago In America. It Was Miramax In The States And Disney Here [fakes Falling Asleep]. What Happened. I Love Working For Disney, Not Walt Specifically Because He Couldn't Be More Dead, But The Company Is Fantastic.

I Come From A Family Of Cops, And All Of Them Share That Understanding That They Put Their Lives On The Line.