Both Of My Parents Have Been Actors;

I Would Love To Work In America. I Wouldn't Love To Live There, But I'd Love To Experience Working There.

I Think It Was Pretty Obvious Early On That We Had Both Come With Kind Of The Same Attitude Of "let's Just [jump] In," And Neither Of Us Was Going To Be Precious About It. I Feel Like The Thing That We Learned Is, Weirdly, The Most Intimate Thing Or A Very Intimate Thing You Can Do To Somebody Is Hold Their Tongue With Your Fingers. When Paul [dano] Is Making Me Talk [in Swiss Army Man].

I Think That The Process Of Making A Film Is An Underrated Factor In How That Film Turns Out.

I Think It's Kind Of Great, To Be Honest. I'll Never Do Another Film [like Swiss Army Man] Where I Get To Talk About Those Things, So I Might As Well Enjoy It While I Can.

If I Die On A Film Set When I'm 80, I'll Be Happy With That.