First Of All, Just To Get Diner

There's No Downside To Having Too Much Experience.

Studios Just Sometimes Make Decisions On Their Own That You're Always Flabbergasted By. It Just Happens That Way For Whatever Reason - Not Even Pointing Fingers, It Just Is.

If You Test Iron Man And That Audience Doesn't Respond Well, You Can Be Damn Sure That There Is Something Wrong With The Movie That You Have To Address. Because They're Expecting A Certain Amount Of Action, Right? They Want A Hero. There Are Certain Things That Have To Be Compatible With The Way The Audience Is Thinking About It. If You Take Some Other Film, Like No Country For Old Men, You Can End Up With All Kinds Of Crazy Reactions.

All I Try To Do Is Create An Atmosphere That Seems Comfortable Enough, That It Removes Tension And Everyone Feels Free. If They Feel Free Then Behaviour Happens, Small Moments Happen And That's What Ultimately Works The Best For Me.

A Lot Of People Have Done Things Over The Years And Made Fun Of People In One Way Or Another. When I Was A Kid, Vaughn Meader Used To Do John F. Kennedy. I Don't Know If That Makes John F. Kennedy Less Credible. He Would Do The Voice, He'd Have Some Silly Situations Or Whatever. I Don't Know If It Made Him Less Presidential Because Of It.