A Man's Legacy Is Determined By How

I Think It's A Real Danger, As An Actor, When You Try To Make Some Statement Through Your Career About What The Business Should Be Doing Or Ultimately What Your Image Should Be Or How You Want To Be Perceived. I Look At Every Project That Comes Along And Say, "is This Something I Can Sink My Teeth Into And Can Do A Good Job On?" That's Really How I Choose Roles.

School, I Never Truly Got The Knack Of. I Could Never Focus On Things I Didn't Want To Learn.

These Types Of Films That Are Psychologically Sort Of Dark At Times, I Find Extremely Exciting To Do Because There's Always Something To Think About. There's Nothing More Boring Than To Show Up On Set And Say A Line And Know That Your Character Means Exactly What They Say. It's Interesting To Have An Unreliable Narrator In A Film And That's What Both Of Those Films Have Been.

I Remember When I First Started Having These Interpretations Of These Images, These Clichés Of What Movie Stars Are And This And That, And They're Egomaniacal Pricks And Tyrants, But In General, For The Most Part, They're Nice People To Tell You The Truth.

As Far As My Own Dreams, I'm Not A Big Dreamer, I Think Obviously We Suppress Things In Life, Emotions And Thoughts, And We Should Wake Up And Look At That.