As Long As I Keep Getting Cast,

The Big Challenge For Me Was Just Trying To Ignore The Embarrassment Of Being An Actor. It's A Pretty Embarrassing Thing To Do. You've Got People Pointing Cameras At You And Hundreds Of People Watching You, As You're Trying To Be Great. And Often, Almost Every Time, You're Not.

'ten Year' Was Probably - I Might Say 'ten Year' Was My Favorite Filming Experience Of Anything I Ever Worked On. It Was Totally Different From 'moneyball' In That It Was A Small Budget, Independent Movie. It Had A Giant Ensemble Of Actors, All Of Whom Were Basically Working For Free.

I Don't Have Any Delusions. I Don't Think I Would Make It Through Navy Seal Training.

I Lose My Cell Phone So Much That I Switch It Every Month Or So, But Sony Ericsson Is Usually What I Use.

With Moviemaking, You Can Be Halfway Around The World For Six Months. So There Are Amazing Benefits To Doing Tv, And With The Platform Change And The Way It Is, I Would Never Ever Rule Out Doing Tv Again.