I Do Remember Being A Fan Of

If Anything, As A General Rule, The Cheaper The Movie The More Creative The Experience, Generally Speaking. Its Not To Denigrate Expensive Movies. I Dont Want To Seem Biting The Hands That Feed Me, But With Big Movies, Especially With A Lot Of Effects, The Role Of The Actor Is Somewhat Diminished.

You're Suspended Sixty Feet Up In The Air, You've Been Up There For Three Hours, And All The Shot Requires Is That You Have To Sort Of React To Getting Punched In The Head.

I Never Made Conscious Choices. There Were Times In My Life That I Chose The First Job That Came Along Because I Was Broke. I Think That There Were Maybe A Handful Of Times That I Had A Choice. In Recent Years, Ive Had More Of A Choice, And Its Been Very Nice To Have That Choice, But Most Of The Time, You Just Hope That Theres Another Job After This One.

The Worst Thing That An Actor Can Do Is Go Into Any Project With A Lack Of Respect For The Material. You Can Have An Opinion About It, But You Have To Respect Yourself In Doing It.

Screen Work Always Boils Down To That Moment Between The Camera And The Actor Or The Actors. It Always Boils Down To That, Ultimately. You Serve The Camera.