'butch Cassidy' Was The Only Film I

I Didn't Think About Politics Until I Came To Europe.

Usually I Like To Improvise. Sometimes, Depending On The Nature Of The Piece, I Like To Improvise Because I Think It Brings A Certain Freshness And A Reality To It, As Long As It Doesn't Go Too Far Out Of The Box.

From My Experience In My Country, America Over And Over Again Takes Itself Right To The Brink, It Puts One Foot Over But It Never Goes Over. It Wakes Up At The Last Minute And Says Woah, And Then Pulls Back...

Storytelling Was A Way To See The World Bigger Than The One You Were Looking At, And That Had Great Appeal For Me. I Think Since That Was Part Of My Upbringing, It Became Part Of Me, And I Wanted To Pass It Along To My Kids And My Grandkids.

As An Actor And As A Person You Come Together With Being In Familiar Territory Although That Has Not Been My Whole Life. That's Been A Part Of It. I Think A Lot Of People Associate Me With The West Because Of Sundance.