Directors Go Their Whole Career Without Being

People Always Say, "what Do You Want To Do Next, What Kind Of Movie Do You Want To Do Next?" And I Say, "i Wanna Do Whatever Script That Is The Best One That Comes My Way." I Certainly Would Never Say, "oh, I'm Gonna Do A Western Next," And Sit Around Waitin' For A Western To Come Along When There's Some Other Genre's Brilliant Script Sitting Right There.

Putting On Weight Is Easy All The Way Through. But After The First Couple Of Weeks, The Novelty Wears Off Very Quickly, And Your Body Is Groaning And Starting To Really Shout At You, Saying, 'why? Why? Why? Why Are You Doing This?'

I Certainly Liked Performing [patrick Bateman], But It Was Because He Thinks He's So [bloody] Cool And Just The [stuff], But Is Really Such A Cheesy Dork.

I Think There's A Limited Amount Of Planning You Can Do, At Least In The Position I'm In. Maybe More Successful Actors Can Plan More Than I'm Able To.

I Never Want To Feel That I'm Playing It Safe.