Acting Forces Me To Socialise, Which Is

[as An Actor] You're Looking To Crawl Into An Anonymous Fictional Person's Skin, But Then You Have The Ironic Obligation To Promoting The Movie In Such A Public Way That It Almost Undermines The Initial Intention Of Going Under The Radar.

All Of My Pleasures Are Guilty, But That's Just The Way I'm Wired.

I Don't Watch The Movies I'm In - Ever. Sometimes I Keep Pictures, But That's It. I Used To Watch My Movies, Because I Didn't Want To Be Rude To The People Making Them, But I Stopped A Few Years Ago. I Think It's Pretty Common Among Actors. It's Like Listening To Your Own Voice, But Multiplied By A Million.

I Don't Watch The Movies I've Been In. I Try To Stay As Little Aware Of The Final Product As Possible, Because My Job Doesn't Really Change.

People Think, 'you're An Actor, You Can Afford Clothes,' But I Just Try To Take The Clothes From The Movie, Which Makes The Selecting Of Film Projects That Much More Difficult, Because You Try To Play Characters That Might Wear Something You'd Want To Wear.