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Sometimes What Happens I Think Is That Actors Finish A Movie And They Go, Oh My God, I'm Never Going To Work Again, Even Big Huge Actors, And So They'll Take Something Thinking That Something Else Will Never Come Along. But For Me, I Freak Out - Because I'm A Bit Of A Workaholic - The Second I Finish A Movie Going Oh My God, What Am I Going To Do, But I Can Start Writing The Next Day So It Doesn't Force Me To Make A Bad Choice Acting-wise.

It's Not Unexpected For Me To Be In A Comedy Film Anymore; I'm No Longer The Underdog In That World.

New Orleans Is Like The Bad-kid Island In 'pinocchio.'

I've Learned Through Experience Of Playing Different Characters, Some Of Whom Were Jerks, That When You Play A Character Who Is Pretentious Or Obnoxious, In Any Way, It's Important To Knock Them Down A Peg.

You Really Feel An Obligation To Someone When They're Trusting You To Do Something, And You Promise That You'll Come Through For Them.