I Think The Harder The Shoot, The

It Helps So Much Being On Location. It's Like The Difference Between Performing For The Rectangle Of The Camera Versus A World Being Created And Then The Camera Finds Things Within That. There's A Huge Difference In That, Because What It Takes Away Is Performance. You Don't Feel Like Performing. You're Just Kind Of Doing It. You're Existing.

The Blue Collar Milieu Was Something That I Really Understood And Resonated With Me And I Thought Was Underrepresented In American Cinema.

A Movie Star Is Someone People Look At And Go, 'i Want To Be Like That Person'. There's The Responsibility Of Desire. It's Not Something I'm Interested In Trying. I Would Fail Miserably At It, So Why Even Bother?

There Are Occasions When I've Pretended To Be In A Firefight, And Then There Are People Who Have Really Been In A Firefight. Clearly It's Absolutely Ridiculous, And Even Disrespectful, To Suggest That I Understand What That Is.

I Never Applied To Any Acting Schools. I Don't Know If That's Just Bad Reporting, Or - Sometimes I Just Make Stuff Up.