Being An Actor In L.a. Is Like

When You Fall In Love For The First Time, You're Naive To Every Feeling That You're Feeling, And You're Almost Obsessed With Or Addicted To That Person. Your Life Is Consumed By Them, And Everything You Want To Do Revolves Around Them. I Think It's Great.

I Wish I Had Some Interesting Stories About Living In L.a., But Mostly I Just Do My Work And Then Go Home.

When You Play A Character It's The Persona You Bring Across From A Book To Film, Or Book To Script To Film. If I Play Frank Sinatra, There's Gonna Be Things I Do In A Movie That Frank Might Not Have Done, But It's The Personality That Comes Across.

The Biggest Thing For Me Is I Don't Want To Let People Down. At The Same Time I Love Things That Scare Me And Challenge Me. If Your Job Doesn't Do That And Doesn't Excite You There's No Point In Doing It.

Los Angeles Is A Very Magical Place When You Take The Entertainment Industry Out Of It. You Have Beautiful Beaches And Amazing Mountains Here. I'm A Big Rock Climber. I Head Out Into The Mountains Whenever I Have Free Time. It's Amazing.