By My Third Year Of Law And

As An Actor You Appreciate The Security Of A Job. But I Don't Ever Want To Get Too Comfortable.

It's Over. The Franchise Is Dead. The Press Killed It. Your Magazine F**king Killed It. New York Magazine. It's Like All The Critics Got Together And Said, 'this Franchise Must Die.' Because They All Had The Exact Same Review. It's Like They Didn't See The Movie. Got Any More Gum?

I Always Get Involved With The Environment Because Once You Go Past The Tipping Point With The Environment, You Don't Get It Back.

I Like Big Casts. The Experience Of Working Together, That Human Contact - Those Are My Roots, Professionally.

I Don't Want To Be Identified By Any One Role I Do.