Comedies Are Doing Well Because I Think

I Like When You Can Have A Conversation With People And It's Not Just Stock Questions.

You Have More Of A Responsibility To Make The Audience Laugh. In Comedy, We Do Have To Say, "all Right, It's Been Two Minutes In The Film. We Need Another Laugh Here." With Drama, There's No Pressure In That Regard. It's A Different Kind Of Pressure, But It's Not Like We Need To Make Someone Laugh.

I Think Our Culture Has Gotten So Skewed. People Assume That Because You're An Actor You Want To Write A Book To Exploit Your Celebrity, But My Celebrity Is Only A Byproduct Of Me Making Movies. I Have No Intention Of Being A Celebrity.

Sometimes What Happens I Think Is That Actors Finish A Movie And They Go, Oh My God, I'm Never Going To Work Again, Even Big Huge Actors, And So They'll Take Something Thinking That Something Else Will Never Come Along. But For Me, I Freak Out - Because I'm A Bit Of A Workaholic - The Second I Finish A Movie Going Oh My God, What Am I Going To Do, But I Can Start Writing The Next Day So It Doesn't Force Me To Make A Bad Choice Acting-wise.

I Play A Lot Of Games On My Iphone. There Is A Game Called Rat On A Scooter That I Will Promote As Much As Possible Because It Has Brought Me So Much Joy.