Filmmaking Is A Miracle Of Collaboration.

Basically, Every Character I've Ever Played, I've Based Entirely On Internal Conflict. And I Love Doing That, Because I Think It's Very Human.

It's Quite Liberating To Have A Director Stand Beside The Camera And Say: "do This Now, And Do That Now..." It's Also A Bit Sordid But It Liberates An Actor, I Think.

There's Something About Michael J. Fox That I Loved When He Did All The '80s Stuff. His Way Of Performing All The Physicality, Which Is Why It's So Tragic Now, But The Way He Used His Body So Much As Well, I Loved.

I Considered Becoming A Priest Very Seriously. I Wanted To Travel The World. By The Time I Turned 16, I Realized I Was Only In It For Selfish Reasons. And, More Importantly, I Didn't Want To Sacrifice The Ladies!

I'm Probably More Dangerous In A Car Than I Am On A Motorbike; On A Bike I'm Very Mindful Of The Fact That If You Make A Mistake You're Dead.