I Start From Scratch With Each Movie;

You're Creating A Different World And The Actor's Job Is To Be Able To Convince The Audience To Enter Into That World, Whether It Be Actually Something That You Recognize From Your Own Life Or Not.

It's Very Easy To Leave When Things Go Wrong, But To Stick Around And To Basically Give Life To A Town Because Of Everything That It Gave You Generation After Generation After Generation, That To Me Is What Defines A True American.

I Feel Like I'm Pretty Good But I Don't Like To Toot My Own Horn, You Know. I Want To Let The Work Speak For Itself And Kind Of Move On To The Next Thing.

I Will Never Say Never, But I Will Say Never To Doing The More Typical Romantic Comedies. You Know, Unless I'm Getting Audited And I'm On The Street And I Desperately Need Some Dough And That's The Only Thing That I'm Getting.

For Me Any Moment In Front Of A Crowd Is Embarrassing, Because I Can't Stand Being In Front Of People. I'm Probably One Of The Worst Public Speakers. I Try To Avoid It, But There Are Times When It's Just Too Rude Not To Do It. But There Really Isn't A Moment That's Not Embarrassing For Me If I'm Going To Stand Up In Front Of A Crowd.