I Didn't Go Out Looking For Negative

You Must Be Really Bad, Because It Is A Puzzle. Creating Anything Is Hard. It’s A Cliché Thing To Say, But Every Time You Start A Job, You Just Don’t Know Anything. I Mean, I Can Break Something Down, But Ultimately I Don’t Know Anything When I Start Work On A New Movie. You Start Stabbing Out, And You Make A Mistake, And It’s Not Right, And Then You Try Again And Again. The Key Is You Have To Commit. And That’s Hard Because You Have To Find What It Is You Are Committing To.

I'm Probably More Personal When I'm Acting Than At Any Other Time. More Open, More Direct. Because It Allows Me To Be Something That I Can't Always Feel Comfortable With When I'm Living My Own Life, You Know? Because It's Make-believe.

A Lot Of People Describe Me As Chubby, Which Seems So Easy, So First-choice. Or Stocky. Fair-skinned. Tow-headed. There Are So Many Other Choices. How About Dense? I Mean, I'm A Thick Kind Of Guy. But I'm Never Described In Attractive Ways. I'm Waiting For Somebody To Say I'm At Least Cute. But Nobody Has.

When You're Playing Someone Who Really Lived, You Carry A Burden, A Burden To Be Accurate.

There's Things That You Don't Want To Do And They Keep Haunting You And Following You. Bennett Miller Directed This Project [capote], Who Is A Friend Of Mine Since I Was 16, And Danny Futterman Wrote It, And He's Also Been A Friend Of Mine Since I Was 16.